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<Words>
  <W>
    <SM>['beibi]</SM>
    <E>baby</E>
    <C>n. 婴儿，婴孩；孩子气的人
vt. 纵容，娇纵；把……当婴儿般对待
adj. 婴儿的；幼小的
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>An adult might be very ill from the sting, but a baby could easily die from the poison.</E>
        <C>让蝎子蜇了,大人会大病一场,小孩很容易中毒身亡。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>She was a pathetic figure as she stepped out of the cab with the baby in her arms.</E>
        <C>她抱着孩子从马车上下来,一付哀婉动人的样子。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>A pair of stage twins, who turned out to be the girls in yellow, did a baby act in costume.</E>
        <C>一对双胞胎——原来就是那两个黄衣姑娘——演了一出化装的娃娃戏。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The children were thrown to the floor and their mother, clutching the baby, was thrown out the door onto the ground.</E>
        <C>孩子们摔倒在地板上,他们的母亲紧紧抱住婴儿但也被摔出了门,跌在地上。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>She set the baby on her knee and bounced him and told him about the things they were passing.</E>
        <C>她把小孩放在膝盖上颠着,给他讲一路看到的东西。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>infant,babe</E>
        <C>n. 婴儿，婴孩；孩子气的人</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>pamper,indulge</E>
        <C>vt. 纵容，娇纵；把……当婴儿般对待</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>small,chicken,infant</E>
        <C>adj. 婴儿的；幼小的</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[bæk]</SM>
    <E>back</E>
    <C>n. 后面；背部；靠背；足球等的后卫；书报等的末尾
vt. 支持；后退；背书；下赌注
vi. 后退；背靠；倒退
adv. 以前；向后地；来回地；上溯
adj. 后面的；过去的；拖欠的
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>Unless his mother went with him, he would fuss until he was taken back downstairs to her.</E>
        <C>除非他的母亲同他一起去,不然的话,他就大吵大闹,直到他被带回楼下他母亲那里。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>She saw that queer little toss of her head to keep back the wandering hair that would always get into her eyes.</E>
        <C>她看到她轻巧地把头一扬,把晃动着的,老是跑到眼睛里去的头发甩到后面去。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He tried to wrench it back, but the muck sucked viciously at his foot as if it were a giant leech.</E>
        <C>他挣扎着想拔出来,但淤泥就像一个巨大的水蛭一样,紧紧地吸住了他的脚。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>She turned back to the table, her left hand to her mouth, her eyes in a queer, hazy, melancholy mist.</E>
        <C>她回到桌子旁边,左手按住嘴巴,眼睛里涌起了一层不可解的、朦胧的、感伤的雾。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He could do nothing but go sadly back to bed.</E>
        <C>他只好垂头丧气地回家睡觉。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>rear,dorsum</E>
        <C>n. [机]后面；背部；[家具]靠背；足球等的后卫；书报等的末尾</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>encourage,second,carry,hand,champion</E>
        <C>vt. 支持；后退；背书；下赌注</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>reverse,recede</E>
        <C>vi. 后退；背靠；倒退</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>previously,ago,formerly</E>
        <C>adv. 以前；向后地；来回地；上溯</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>latter,past,ago,rear</E>
        <C>adj. [机]后面的；过去的；拖欠的</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['bækɡraund]</SM>
    <E>background</E>
    <C>n. 背景；隐蔽的位置
vt. 作…的背景
adj. 背景的；发布背景材料的
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>Before me were the thick lips, fat cheeks, and squat nose standing out with startling clearness against that flaming background.</E>
        <C>正对着我的是厚厚的嘴唇,丰满的双颊。在明亮的背景衬托下,那突出的粗短的鼻梁显得格外清晰。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>His skin was now quite black, and he would just be a dark blur on a dark background.</E>
        <C>他那黑黑的身体在灰蒙蒙的背景映衬下,不过是个模糊的黑点而已。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>I named the plan "Catherine", after Catherine the Great, because Russia lay in the background of my thought.</E>
        <C>我把这个计划称为“凯瑟琳计划”,采取俄国伟大的女皇凯瑟琳的名字,因为在我的想法后面,隐藏着俄国。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Berlioz was born in 1803, son of a country doctor, and with no musical background.</E>
        <C>柏辽兹出生于1803年,父亲是一个乡村医生,自幼并未受到过音乐方面的熏陶。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>A woman has to have breeding and background to catch a rich husband.</E>
        <C>妇女必须有教养和门第才能找到有钱的丈夫。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>prehistory</E>
        <C>n. [物]背景；隐蔽的位置</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[bæd]</SM>
    <E>bad</E>
    <C>adj. 坏的；严重的；劣质的
n. 坏事；坏人
adv. 很，非常；坏地；邪恶地
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>It had been a day of further bad news.</E>
        <C>这一天坏消息连续不断。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He took a bad rap on the head when he fell.</E>
        <C>他跌倒时,头被猛撞了一下。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He caught a bad cold and was on his back for a week.</E>
        <C>他患重感冒,卧床一个星期。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He thought of the great harm that might be done through the printing of bad books.</E>
        <C>他想到印坏书可能带来巨大的危害。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He decided to make the best of a bad bargain and borrow the money from the company.</E>
        <C>他为了力图挽回逆境而不惜向这个公司借钱。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>acute,serious,ill</E>
        <C>adj. 坏的；严重的；[气象]劣质的</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>wrong,rascality</E>
        <C>n. 坏事；坏人</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>greatly,quite,badly,extremely,too,highly,far</E>
        <C>adv. 很，非常；坏地；邪恶地</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[[bæɡ]]</SM>
    <E>bag</E>
    <C>n. 袋；猎获物；（俚）一瓶啤酒
vt. 猎获；把…装入袋中；[口]占据，私吞；使膨大
vi. 松垂
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>Billy neatly closed the bag and went down the aisle to the toilet to dispose of the bag and rinse out his mouth.</E>
        <C>比利把纸袋麻利地卷上,通过走廊到侧所去处理掉,又漱漱口。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Norma gets out of her car, hauling a bag of groceries with her.</E>
        <C>诺玛从汽车里出来,拎着一包食品等杂物。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The child was delighted with the bauble she had won in the grab bag.</E>
        <C>这孩子非常喜欢摸彩袋赢得的那个小玩意儿。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>My mind was drifting toward my daily lunch of a hamburger and a bag of peanuts.</E>
        <C>我的脑袋开小差了,又想我每天中午吃的汉堡包和一袋花生米了。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The clerk lifted the final bag for her, its bottom gave way.</E>
        <C>售货员提起最后一个包给他时,包的底破了。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>killing,wallet</E>
        <C>n. 袋；钱包，旅行袋；袋状物；猎获物</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>occupy</E>
        <C>vt. 占据，私吞；猎获；把…装入袋中；使膨大</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[bɔ:l]</SM>
    <E>ball</E>
    <C>n. 球；舞会
vi. 成团块
vt. 捏成球形
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>The coach told him to pitch the ball up a bit.</E>
        <C>教练让他把球投得高一点。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Tess sprang like an elastic ball from his side to her feet.</E>
        <C>苔丝象一个有弹力的球似的,一下子就从他身旁跳开了。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He called out to the children and threw the ball back to the bank.</E>
        <C>他向孩子们呼喊,并把球扔回岸上。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>We found a brass button in his stomach, and a round ball, and lots of rubbage.</E>
        <C>我们在他肚子里找着一个铜钮扣,一个圆球,还有许多乱七八糟的东西。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>So often as she had heard then wish for a ball at home as the greatest of all felicities!</E>
        <C>她过去常听她们说,她们盼着能在家里举办个舞会,认为那是最大的快乐。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>dance,globus</E>
        <C>n. 球；舞会</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[bə'lu:n]</SM>
    <E>balloon</E>
    <C>vi. 激增；膨胀如气球
n. 气球
vt. 使像气球般鼓起；使激增
adj. 像气球般鼓起的
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>There was a loud hissing noise as the bull worked its horns free. The tank collapsed like a deflated balloon.</E>
        <C>当牛将犄角拔出来时,那坦克发出一阵嘶嘶声,象泄了气的皮球似地瘪了。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The sacks of sand which fastened the balloon down had been replaced by twenty sailors.</E>
        <C>原来拉住气球的土袋现在已经换上了二十名水兵。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The balloon was lightly flying in the face of an east wind.</E>
        <C>东风吹得气球轻轻摇晃。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>All at once the balloon bounded up to the height of 1, 000 feet.</E>
        <C>气球又往上一腾,一下子上升了一千多英尺。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Lucy saw that his ankle was swollen like a balloon.</E>
        <C>露西发现他的脚踝肿得象只气球。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>surge,sharp rise</E>
        <C>vi. 激增；膨胀如气球</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>proliferate</E>
        <C>vt. 使像气球般鼓起；使激增</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[bæm'bu:]</SM>
    <E>bamboo</E>
    <C>n. 竹，竹子
vt. 为…装上篾条
adj. 竹制的；土著居民的
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>It would not do for her to drink too much, to reel about in public like the idlers of the Bamboo Brook.</E>
        <C>她不宜饮酒过多,免得在大庭广众间象浪迹于竹林溪涧的隐士一样有失体统。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>Abo</E>
        <C>adj. 竹制的；土著居民的</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[bə'nɑ:nə, -'næ-]</SM>
    <E>banana</E>
    <C>n. 香蕉；喜剧演员；大鹰钩鼻
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>The child was feeding the monkey with a banana.</E>
        <C>那个孩子正在给猴子喂香蕉。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The boy stripped the skin from a banana.</E>
        <C>那个男孩剥下了香蕉皮。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>pisang,comedian</E>
        <C>n. [园艺]香蕉；喜剧演员；大鹰钩鼻</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[bæŋk]</SM>
    <E>bank</E>
    <C>n. 银行；岸；浅滩；储库
vt. 将…存入银行；倾斜转弯
vi. 堆积；倾斜转弯
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>Joanna sat down beside him on the green bank and shared her crusts and her bottle with him.</E>
        <C>乔安娜在路边绿草如茵的土坎上挨着老头儿坐下来,和他一起吃干面包片,喝啤酒。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Please do not leave the bank without checking with me first.</E>
        <C>离开银行之前请先通知我一声。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The police think the bank robbers are holed up in Chicago.</E>
        <C>警方认为抢银行的人被藏在芝加哥。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>During all this excitement, Ben Price came into the bank.</E>
        <C>在这一片熙攘之中,本·普赖斯走进了银行。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>I do not know how the bank can thank you or repay you.</E>
        <C>我真不知道这家银行该怎么感谢和酬劳你。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>shallow,ford</E>
        <C>n. [金融]银行；岸；[地理]浅滩；储库</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>pile,heap up</E>
        <C>vi. 堆积；倾斜转弯</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['beisbɔ:l]</SM>
    <E>baseball</E>
    <C>n. 棒球；棒球运动
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>But if he had starred at baseball, it was in some league I did not know.</E>
        <C>倘若他真是个出过风头的棒球手,那棒球也就不成其为棒球了。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>His mind was on horses as well as baseball.</E>
        <C>他的脑子里想的又是马又是垒球。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>At rifle speed the baseball was thrown around the diamond.</E>
        <C>棒球掷了出去,象枪弹一样绕着菱形传递。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He is classed as one of the best baseball players in the league.</E>
        <C>他被定为球联中最佳棒球手之一。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>I stand on the rise near what was once the baseball diamond.</E>
        <C>我站在一座土丘上,恰好是当年的棒球场附近。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>ballgame,horsehide</E>
        <C>n. 棒球；棒球运动</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['beisik]</SM>
    <E>basic</E>
    <C>adj. 基本的；基础的
n. 基础；要素
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>I got out of bed and went into the living room of our suite to work on some hard-hitting additions to my basic speech.</E>
        <C>我起床走进起居室去,在我的主调演说稿上添加一些狠狠反击的段落。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Maybe her real basic weakness might be some form of kindness.</E>
        <C>说不定她的真正的根本弱点就在于某种形式的仁慈吧。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The basic form of this crystal is a rhomb.</E>
        <C>此类晶体的基本形状为一菱面体。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>From the basic blackness of the flesh of the tribe there broke or erupted a wave of red color.</E>
        <C>从一片黑肤色的人海里,顿时浮起——涌现出红色的波涛。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The basic devices for storing information now used are the RAM and ROM.</E>
        <C>当前用来存贮信息的基本器件是RAM和ROM。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>elementary,fundamental,essential,primary,first</E>
        <C>adj. [岩]基本的；基础的</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>foundation,element,base,bed,factor</E>
        <C>n. 基础；要素</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['bɑ:skit, 'bæs-]</SM>
    <E>basket</E>
    <C>n. 篮子；（篮球比赛的）得分；一篮之量；篮筐
vt. 装入篮
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>It was a black stream of something oozing from her basket, and it glistened like a slimy snake in the cold still rays of the moon.</E>
        <C>那是她的篮子里流出来的一道黑油油的东西,在清冷寂静的月光下看着亮锃锃的,好象一条满身粘液的长虫。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The old man with his basket of books staggers out of the door.</E>
        <C>老人挎着书篮,蹒跚地走出门去。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Mr. Toohey, with a wide fling, flung the contents of the basket across the lawn.</E>
        <C>托赫先生挥臂一抛,把篮子里的东西向那边的草坪掷了过去。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The basket packed in silence, they brought her bonnet to her, and smoothed her disordered hair, and put it on.</E>
        <C>她们不声不响地把篮子装好了,代她把帽子拿来,给她理了理那紊乱的头发,替她把帽子戴好。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>She set her basket down on a doorstep.</E>
        <C>她把篮子放在阶梯上。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns />
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['bɑ:skitbɔ:l, 'bæs-]</SM>
    <E>basketball</E>
    <C>n. 篮球；篮球运动
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>The first picture shows a basketball soaring through the air toward the hoop.</E>
        <C>第一个画面显示了一个腾越空中向篮圈飞去的篮球。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Most high schools have football, basketball and track teams.</E>
        <C>大多数中学都有足球队、篮球队和田径队。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The basketball players are working out at the gym.</E>
        <C>篮球运动员们正在体育馆进行练习。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>I took part in a basketball game on one of Wu Chi's three courts.</E>
        <C>我参加了在吴起镇3个球场之一举行的篮球赛。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns />
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['bɑ:θrum]</SM>
    <E>bathroom</E>
    <C>n. 浴室；厕所；盥洗室
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>Very softly, she put bare feet into slippers, pulled a robe around her and went toward the bathroom.</E>
        <C>她赤着双足,轻轻地穿上拖鞋,披上晨袍,往浴室走去。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>I took two aspirins and went into the bathroom to wash them down.</E>
        <C>我拿了两片阿斯匹林,进入浴室,把药片吞服下去。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>I know, we'll make that dark back spare room into a couple of really up-to-date green and chromium bathroom.</E>
        <C>我知道,我们将会把那光线差的备用后屋改为两个真正现代的青铬色浴室。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Let me know when you're through with the bathroom.</E>
        <C>你用完了浴室告诉我好了。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The bathroom shelter was not damaged at all.</E>
        <C>由浴室构成的掩避室却完好无恙。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>john,convenience,toilet</E>
        <C>n. 浴室；厕所；盥洗室</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[强bi:, 弱bi]</SM>
    <E>be</E>
    <C>prep. 在，存在；是
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>The matter should not be hushed up, but freely ventilated.</E>
        <C>这件事不应该掩盖起来,而应公开自由讨论。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Perhaps if he prayed, the wish to see Christ Minster might be forwarded.</E>
        <C>也许他祷告一番,就可以帮助他实现他想看见基督寺的愿望。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>How simple it would be if I could make the line fast, he thought.</E>
        <C>他想:要是我能把钓丝系紧,那多么简单啊。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>At the end of a year the matter will be reviewed again by Friends of Freedom.</E>
        <C>一年结束时,“自由之友”将重新评价这一问题。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>To the toad, the garden must be a gray screen on which things show only when they jiggle.</E>
        <C>这花园在蟾蜍看来必定是一张灰色的屏幕,屏幕上的东西只有在轻轻移动时,它才看得见。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>at</E>
        <C>prep. 在，存在；是</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[bi:tʃ]</SM>
    <E>beach</E>
    <C>n. 海滩；湖滨
vt. 将…拖上岸
vi. 搁浅；定居
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>The children tittuped all day on the beach.</E>
        <C>小孩子们在海滩上跳跳蹦蹦了一整天。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>All the world and his wife seem to be out on the beach today.</E>
        <C>今天好像人人都到海滩来了。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The boat continued to advance, until its bows grated on the gravel of the beach.</E>
        <C>小舟继续前进,船头终于触到了砾石滩。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>They produce a barrier beach with an eroded zone in front and a lagoon or salt marsh behind.</E>
        <C>它们形成了一个前有侵蚀带后有泻湖和盐沼的堤洲堰滩。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Around the island the cliffs rise out of the cold sea without the courtesy of a beach.</E>
        <C>岛的四周都是从阴冷的大海中拱起的悬崖峭壁,找不到一块象样的海滩。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>seabeach,foreshore</E>
        <C>n. [海洋]海滩；湖滨</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>take the ground,make one's pitch</E>
        <C>vi. 搁浅；定居</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[bεə]</SM>
    <E>bear</E>
    <C>vi. 承受；结果实
vt. 忍受；具有；支撑
n. 熊
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>A bitter sense of wrong and the thought of Jenny Snow helped her to bear it.</E>
        <C>一阵刺骨的厌恶感,再联想到吉涅·斯诺,倒帮助她承受了这一切。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Anna's happiness was almost too much for her to bear.</E>
        <C>安娜的幸福多得都让她承受不了。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>I cannot bear you to see my face; I keep it away from you purposely.</E>
        <C>我受不了您看我的脸;我是有意识不让您看见我的脸的。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The bear was trying out on two feet, a dance which he had not learned very well.</E>
        <C>那只熊在学着双脚跳舞,不过他学得还不怎么好。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>"I cannot bear to go without him," said the Scotchman, with the greatest grief in his tone.</E>
        <C>"不等到他,我就不走,"苏格兰人很难受地说。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>fruit</E>
        <C>vi. 承受；结果实</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>support,stomach,go,stand,abide</E>
        <C>vt. 忍受；具有；支撑</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>Bruin</E>
        <C>n. [脊椎]熊</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[bi:t]</SM>
    <E>beat</E>
    <C>vt. 打；打败
vi. 打；打败；拍打；有节奏地舒张与收缩
n. 拍子；敲击；有规律的一连串敲打
adj. 筋疲力尽的；疲惫不堪的
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>Sign the bill and let me beat the men who are trying to beat me.</E>
        <C>请签署那个议案,让我把那些想打倒我的人打倒。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He was called in for an interrogation in which they verbally beat the hell out of him.</E>
        <C>他被叫进去调查了一番,在调查中他受到十分粗暴的对待。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He said he could beat any man there single-handed, but he pull in his horns when Jack came forward.</E>
        <C>他说他可以独自打倒任何人,可是杰克向他挑战时他却退缩了。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He ran his stony eyes over their faces and told them he could beat hell out of any man in his outfit.</E>
        <C>他用冷酷无情的眼睛扫视着他们一个个的脸,然后对他们说,他可以把中队里的任何士兵打得屁滚尿流。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>I beat the truth out of him.</E>
        <C>我从他那里探出了真情。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>strike,tank,best</E>
        <C>vt. 打；打败</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>strike,hit</E>
        <C>vi. 打；打败；拍打；有节奏地舒张与收缩</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>tempo</E>
        <C>n. 拍子；敲击；有规律的一连串敲打</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>knackered,outspent</E>
        <C>adj. 筋疲力尽的；疲惫不堪的</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['bju:tiful]</SM>
    <E>beautiful</E>
    <C>adj. 美丽的
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>They do not seem to have cast them into moulds of beautiful language.</E>
        <C>他们似乎并没有把它们投进华丽词藻的模型里去加以铸炼。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>It was a night so beautiful that your soul seemed hardly able to bear the prison of the body.</E>
        <C>这里的夜这么美,你的灵魂好象都无法忍受肉体的桎梏了。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>His wife was still beautiful, still capable of love; if she had failings, what woman didn't?</E>
        <C>他妻子仍然很漂亮,还颇懂情趣;如果她有什么不足之处,哪个女人没有呢?</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>She hated the thought of marriage as a crime, with her beautiful face tinged all over with blushes.</E>
        <C>她急得满脸通红,她讨厌结婚,觉得结婚就是犯罪。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>There was a woman who was beautiful, who started with all the advantages, yet she had no luck.</E>
        <C>曾经有这样一位美丽的妇人,各种有利条件齐集一身,然而却说不上是命运的宠儿。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>fair,seraphic</E>
        <C>adj. 美丽的</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[bi'kɔz]</SM>
    <E>because</E>
    <C>conj. 因为
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>He looked around for the bird now because he would have liked him for company.</E>
        <C>他朝四下里张望那只鸟儿,因为他很盼望它来跟他作伴。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Here was a man who attracted you because you felt in him a real love for his fellows.</E>
        <C>这个人之所以吸引人,是因为人们在他身上感到他对别人的真正的爱。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Just because you were born with a silver spoon in your mouth, you think you are Jesus Christ?</E>
        <C>只因你出生富贵,便以为自己了不起?</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>She could not go, she said, because there would be a retreat that week in her convent.</E>
        <C>她说她不能去,因为她们修道院里这星期有一次静修。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>After a moment he realized that this was because he had a plan and was about to carry it out.</E>
        <C>随后,他意识到他那样做是因他心里自有打算,并且准备马上付诸实施。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>since,for,seeing,that</E>
        <C>conj. 因为</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[bi'kʌm]</SM>
    <E>become</E>
    <C>vi. 成为；变得；变成
vt. 适合；相称
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>It was as if he had become again a fetus in his mother's womb.</E>
        <C>好象他又变成母亲子宫里的一个胎儿。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>As a young man he did not know he was to become famous later.</E>
        <C>作为一个年轻人,他不知道他后来会成名。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>I would have collapsed and become a chair rocker on the front porch for the rest of my life.</E>
        <C>我的精神就会崩溃,只能坐在前门廊的摇椅中度过余生。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The knowledge that there was a leak, if it become public, could be more damaging than the leak itself.</E>
        <C>机密确实已经泄露出去了,如果把这件事公开的话,由此所造成的危害远比泄密本身所造成的危害要大得多。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Another is the hearing aid, which can be made so small that it can become part of the frame of a pair of spectacles.</E>
        <C>另一个例子是助听器,它可以做得非常小,小得可以成为眼镜架的一部分。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>get,fall,come</E>
        <C>vi. 成为；变得；变成</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>suit,adapt to something</E>
        <C>vt. 适合；相称</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[bed]</SM>
    <E>bed</E>
    <C>n. 床；基础；河底， 海底
vt. 使睡觉；安置，嵌入；栽种
vi. 上床；分层
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>The children protested loudly when they were told to go to bed early.</E>
        <C>当孩子们被吩咐早睡觉的时候,他们大声抗议。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He turned painfully in his bed and looked at his white hands, with all the work gone out of them.</E>
        <C>他在床上痛苦地翻着身,看着他那早已不干活的、变得苍白的手。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The children were sent to bed.</E>
        <C>孩子们都被打发去睡觉了。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Her illness confined her to bed.</E>
        <C>她因病只得卧床。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>They put her to bed and summoned a doctor.</E>
        <C>他们把她放到床上,请来了一位医生。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>elements,basis,foundation,base,sole</E>
        <C>n. [家具]床；基础；河底， 海底</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>establish,put,station,plant,rear</E>
        <C>vt. 使睡觉；安置，嵌入；栽种</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>spin in</E>
        <C>vi. 上床；分层</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['bedru(:)m]</SM>
    <E>bedroom</E>
    <C>n. 卧室
adj. 两性关系的；城郊住宅区的
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>I opened the door, closed it, and went into the bedroom.</E>
        <C>我开了门,关好,走进卧房去。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Take her to your bedroom, and let me fry the chicken for you.</E>
        <C>把她带到你的卧室里去,我来替你炸鸡块。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Through the bedroom window he could see the last streaks of grey being inked out of the sky by the encroaching night.</E>
        <C>透过卧室的窗户,他看到缕缕灰白色的余辉正被夜色侵吞。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>She hadn't used soap and water on her face since she was a child, when she had an old china washbowl and stand in her bedroom.</E>
        <C>小时候,她的房间里一直放着一个旧瓷脸盆和脸盆架,但她从来没有用香皂和水洗过脸。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He turned and went into the bedroom. Mary Turner was a stiff shape under a soiled white sheet.</E>
        <C>他转身走进卧室,看到玛丽·特纳的僵硬的尸体,盖着一条泥污的白被单。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>sleeping room,bedchamber</E>
        <C>n. [建]卧室</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[bi:]</SM>
    <E>bee</E>
    <C>n. 蜜蜂，蜂；勤劳的人
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>The bee does all this with a blurred kind of vision.</E>
        <C>密蜂做这一切都是在视线模糊不清的情况下进行。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>It was a day compounded from silences of bee and flower and ocean and land.</E>
        <C>蜜蜂无言,春花不语,海波声咽,大地音沉,这日子是如此安静。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>A bee sits on a sunflower in the garden.</E>
        <C>一只蜜蜂栖息在花园中的一棵葵花上。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>I spread afore him my humble store, like the Bee.</E>
        <C>我用我象蜜蜂般积攒的那点东西款待他。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>You have to wait a moment. My boss is as busy as a bee now.</E>
        <C>你要等一会儿,我的老板现在正忙得不可开交。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>honeybee</E>
        <C>n. [蜂]蜜蜂，蜂；勤劳的人</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[bi:f]</SM>
    <E>beef</E>
    <C>n. 牛肉；肌肉；食用牛；牢骚
vi. 抱怨，告发；发牢骚
vt. 养；加强
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>He cut a large piece of roast beef from the slab in front of him and thrust it into his mouth.</E>
        <C>他从面前的那块烤牛肉上切下一大片塞进嘴里。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>So I persuaded one of my friends to put me in a barrel and send me on board with the salt beef.</E>
        <C>所以我说服了我的一个朋友,把我装到桶里边,和咸牛肉一起送到船上。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>She disputed with me a quarter of an hour yesterday about the cooking of the beef, she said I boiled it to rags.</E>
        <C>昨天为了烧牛肉,她同我吵了一刻钟,说我烧得太烂。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>I've decided to use my chopped beef to make stuffed peppers. That will be something a little different.</E>
        <C>我决定用牛肉末填青椒。换个花样儿新鲜新鲜。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Much of that beef feeds the growing demands of US fast-food outlets.</E>
        <C>这种牛肉很多都用于供应不断增长的美国快餐市场。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>muscle,hotpot</E>
        <C>n. [食品]牛肉；肌肉；食用牛；牢骚</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>repine,rail against</E>
        <C>vi. 抱怨，告发；发牢骚</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>enhance,cement,muscle</E>
        <C>vt. 养；加强</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[bi'fɔ:]</SM>
    <E>before</E>
    <C>prep. 在…之前，先于
adv. 以前；在前
conj. 在…以前；在…之前
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>It was not to be expected that Miss Ley would explain before making the affair a good deal more complicated.</E>
        <C>由于莱伊小姐以前没能说明这件事,因此使事情变得很不好理解了。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>When he came into the gallery she was standing before the Virgin of the Rocks, graceful, absorbed, smiling and unconscious.</E>
        <C>当他走进美术馆时,她正站在那张《岩石中的处女》前面,风度翩翩,一心贯注,微笑着,毫无觉察有人在看她。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>With all the court reeling before her, she heard a voice speak, and answered the simple inquiry mechanically, as if in a dream.</E>
        <C>她只觉得整个法庭在她面前旋转,她听到一个人的声音在讲话,于是象在梦魂里一般不自觉地回答了那简单的问话。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>It seems to escape the well-meaning Utopianist that this programme implies an admission of failure, even before he launches it.</E>
        <C>这个纲领是容许失败的,甚至在付诸实行之前也是如此,这似乎与好心的乌邦托主义者相违。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>His mother had only the day before returned from Marysville, where she had been looking up a seminary for the little tad.</E>
        <C>他母亲上一天刚从玛丽斯维尔回来,她在那边给那个小把戏找一家学校。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>avant</E>
        <C>prep. 在…之前，先于</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>previously,ago,formerly,prior,back</E>
        <C>adv. 以前；在前</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>until</E>
        <C>conj. 在…以前；在…之前</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[bɪˈgɪn]</SM>
    <E>begin</E>
    <C>vt. 开始
vi. 开始；首先
[ 过去式began 过去分词began 现在分词beginning ]
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>They begin to tell you what's sensible and what's foolish, and want you to stick at home all the time.</E>
        <C>他们告诉你什么是贤慧的,什么是愚蠢的,要你一天到晚守在家里。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>With the meeting to begin in just a couple of hours, I hadn't the time to worry about such trifles.</E>
        <C>不出两三小时,会议就要开始,我那有闲功夫为这些琐事操心。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Perhaps the best place to begin is at the beginning.</E>
        <C>也许,最好是从头开始。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>She could not begin to believe that she would take the place, modest as her aspirations were.</E>
        <C>起初她不相信自己会接受这个位置,尽管她的希望并不过奢。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>It's when you feel like this that, out of resentment, you begin to bump people back.</E>
        <C>当你有这种感觉的时候,为了发泄怨恨,你就会蓄意撞人。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>institute,initiate,start in,lead off,to box</E>
        <C>vt. 开始</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>proceed,start in</E>
        <C>vi. 开始；首先</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[bi'heivjə]</SM>
    <E>behaviour</E>
    <C>n. 行为；习性；运行状况（等于behavior）
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>The bare fact that her behaviour demanded a line of policy crossed the grain of his temper.</E>
        <C>对她的所作所为需要采取对策,这是显而易见的事实。这个事实使他的情绪苦恼。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>His queer behaviour occasioned a good deal of talk.</E>
        <C>他的古怪行为引起众多的谈论。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>In spite of his low voice and careful and discreet behaviour his speech and habits were those of cooper.</E>
        <C>尽管他声音柔和,态度持重,仍不免露出箍桶匠的谈吐与习惯。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>She smiled and put on her best charm of manner; and her behaviour at table was very "correct."</E>
        <C>她满脸堆笑,施展了她最迷人的魅力,就餐时的举止都非常“正确”。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>In his behaviour there must be no hint of farewells.</E>
        <C>在他的行为中绝对不能有任何永诀的暗示。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>dealing,going,habit,act,work</E>
        <C>n. 行为；习性；运行状况（等于behavior）</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[bi'haind]</SM>
    <E>behind</E>
    <C>prep. 落后于；支持；晚于
adv. 在后地；在原处
n. 屁股
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>It was as simple to move behind the enemy as it was to cross through them, if you had a good guide.</E>
        <C>假如你有个好向导的话,在敌后活动也好,在他们防线中间穿插也好,都不是难事。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He held out his hand to the cars pressing on him from behind.</E>
        <C>他伸出手向后面顶着他的车辆示意。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>You were always in the front rank, and I was always behind.</E>
        <C>你时常是在前列,而我总是在后列的。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The next Monday on his way to class, he overheard two students laughing behind him.</E>
        <C>下星期一,在上课去的途中,他偶然听到两个学生在他身后嘻嘻笑着。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Acting on instinct, Collins ducked behind the door, just as the strobe flash went off.</E>
        <C>镁光灯一闪的瞬息,柯林斯本能地躲到了门后。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>with,past</E>
        <C>prep. 落后于；支持；晚于</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>ass,rear,pratt</E>
        <C>n. 屁股</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[bi'li:v]</SM>
    <E>believe</E>
    <C>vi. 信任；料想；笃信宗教
vt. 相信；认为；信任
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>It was hard to believe that this little animal could kill one of the deadliest creatures on earth.</E>
        <C>实在难相信这个小动物能杀死世界上一种最凶的动物。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>I believe he is the youngest son of an earl, but he seems to have come in the world.</E>
        <C>我相信他是伯爵的小儿子,不过他看来已经穷困潦倒了。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He must be fifty, and I don't believe he could ever have been much more the shadow of a man.</E>
        <C>他应该有五十岁了,早已日薄西山,我真不相信,他还有几年好活。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Catherine, do me this justice; believe that if I might be as sweet, and as kind, and as good as you are, I would be.</E>
        <C>凯瑟林,对我公道一点;相信我要是能象你一样的讨人喜欢、和气、善良,我是愿意的。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He did not believe that she was; he could not afford to believe such a reason for her conduct—the thought was not to be faced.</E>
        <C>他不相信是这样;他就不敢相信这就是她拒绝的理由——这种想法太叫人吃不消了。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>trust on,suppose</E>
        <C>vi. 信任；料想；笃信宗教</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>expect,count,guess,find,feel</E>
        <C>vt. 相信；认为；信任</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[bel]</SM>
    <E>bell</E>
    <C>n. 铃，钟；钟声，铃声；钟状物
vt. 装钟于，系铃于
vi. 鸣钟；成钟状鼓起
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>Marcus tramped up the front steps and rang the door bell boldly, to show his independence.</E>
        <C>马革士踏上门前台阶,神气活现地按了按铃,一脸旁若无人的样子。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Bell slumped into a chair, buried his head in his hands and, for a while, said nothing.</E>
        <C>贝尔颓然地坐在椅子上,双手捂着头,很久说不出一句话来。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>As he spoke there was the sharp sound of horses' hoofs and grating wheels against the cub, followed by a sharp pull at the bell.</E>
        <C>就在他说话的时候,响起了一阵清脆的马蹄声和马车轮子摩擦路边镶边石的轧轧声,接着有人猛烈地拉着门铃。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He depressed a bell push and stood where he could be seen from the other side of the door through a tiny one-way peephole.</E>
        <C>他按了一下门铃,站在从大门另一边的一个小小的单向窥视孔能看见他的地方。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>As he went in, a little bell above the door tinkled softly.</E>
        <C>他正往里走时,门上方一个小铃叮当叮当地柔声响起来。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>ring,gong</E>
        <C>n. 铃，钟；钟声，铃声；钟状物</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>toll</E>
        <C>vi. 鸣钟；成钟状鼓起</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[bi'ləu]</SM>
    <E>below</E>
    <C>adv. 在下面，在较低处；在本页下面
prep. 在…下面
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>He also found a layer of small stones just below the surface.</E>
        <C>他还找到在地表以下有一层小石块。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>As you know, it is our style to try to solicit suggestions from below.</E>
        <C>如你所知,我们的工作作风是设法鼓励下面提出建议。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He jerked his head at the other goats below and when I wave at him he bounded down.</E>
        <C>它向下面其它山羊伸伸脑袋,我向它一挥手,它就蹦了下来。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Her face took on the semblance of a look of happiness as she put on her hat to go below.</E>
        <C>当她戴上帽子走下楼去时,她脸上露出了高兴的模样。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>There was not a corner or nook in the ship, above or below, where her fairy footsteps had not glided.</E>
        <C>轮船上下,几乎没有一个角落是她那飘飘欲仙的步履没有踏过的。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>under,down</E>
        <C>adv. 在下面，在较低处；在本页下面</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[bi'said]</SM>
    <E>beside</E>
    <C>prep. 在旁边；与…相比；和…无关
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>Joanna sat down beside him on the green bank and shared her crusts and her bottle with him.</E>
        <C>乔安娜在路边绿草如茵的土坎上挨着老头儿坐下来,和他一起吃干面包片,喝啤酒。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He took me by the hand to a shabby little barracks beside the tarmac, its windows blown out.</E>
        <C>他拉着我的手走向跑道旁一个窗子被炸掉的简陋小棚屋里。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>She was a little beside herself, for the first time in her life shocked out of a deadly calm.</E>
        <C>她好象有些疯了,这是她有生以来第一次从死一般的宁静中惊觉过来。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Louisa saw that she was sobbing, and going to her, kissed her, took her hand, and sat down beside her.</E>
        <C>露意莎看见她在嘤嘤啜泣着,便走过去,吻了吻她,拉着她的手,在她的旁边坐了下来。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>So Joanna sat down beside the well and took the head gently in her lap, and she thought that a look of gratitude came over the face.</E>
        <C>乔安娜在井边坐下来,把那个头轻放在膝上,发觉到有种感激的表情掠过它的脸。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>at the side of,in comparison to</E>
        <C>prep. 在旁边；与…相比；和…无关</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[bi'saidz]</SM>
    <E>besides</E>
    <C>adv. 此外；而且
prep. 除…之外
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>Besides, it struck him as a little absurd to allude to the matter.</E>
        <C>况且,他突然觉得提这事有点荒唐。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>I bit my lips in spite, at having thrown away the chance I might have had of doing something besides staring at its smiling beauty.</E>
        <C>我怨恨地咬着我的嘴唇,因为我已经丢掉了大有可为的机会,现在却只好傻瞪着那迷人的美人了。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Besides, he would be known to a certain extent among old school-fellows, and he wanted to get away from them all.</E>
        <C>此外,他的老同学在某种程度上都了解他,他不想同他们再处下去了。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Besides these glories, he shone in the lustre of a new pair of boots and an extremely stiff and shiny hat.</E>
        <C>除了这些华丽壮观以外,他还体面地穿着一双新皮鞋,戴着一顶又硬又亮的礼帽。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>"Don't talk like a fool," I said. "Besides, what happened to me is supposed to be funny. I never think about it."</E>
        <C>“别说傻话了,”我说。“而且,对我自己的遭遇,我总是一笑置之,我从来不去想它。”</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>moreover,again,also,additionally,then</E>
        <C>adv. 此外；而且</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>unless,except as,in addition to</E>
        <C>prep. 除…之外</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[bi'twi:n]</SM>
    <E>between</E>
    <C>prep. 在…之间
adv. 在中间
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>Ellen was stalking me with a book in her hand, one finger between the pages.</E>
        <C>爱伦手里拿着本书蹑手蹑脚地向我走过来,一只手指夹在书缝里。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The children had one room between them.</E>
        <C>孩子们共住一间屋。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>And yet there was no enmity or malice between them.</E>
        <C>但是她们之间,却并没有怀恨之心或者结怨之意。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Once more there was silence between them, each one searching for words.</E>
        <C>他们又沉默无语,两人都在搜索枯肠,想找到适当的话语。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>They might be separated by ten thousand miles, but there would always be the bond between them.</E>
        <C>他们可以远隔万里,但他们之间永远有了交契。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>entre</E>
        <C>prep. 在…之间</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>intermediately</E>
        <C>adv. 在中间</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[bi'jɔnd]</SM>
    <E>beyond</E>
    <C>prep. 超过；越过；那一边；在...较远的一边
adv. 在远处；在更远处
n. 远处
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>He did not wish to drive the crisis beyond the point of no return.</E>
        <C>他并不希望把危机推到无可挽回的地步。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Pen has no means beyond what his mother allows him out of her slender income.</E>
        <C>彭除了母亲从她微薄的收入里给他一些零用钱外,并没什么钱。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>It had been useless to run, as the nearest cover was far beyond reach.</E>
        <C>这时要逃也徒劳无益了,离得最近的藏身处也远不可及。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The sun came out once again before it went down and shone on the bare woods beyond the ridge.</E>
        <C>太阳在沉落之前又露了一次脸,映照着山脊后光秃秃的树林。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>In profile all that showed was the end of the nose projecting from beyond a sheaf of shiny black hair.</E>
        <C>从侧面望去,披散开的头发中只能看到突出的鼻尖。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>above,without,than,over,past</E>
        <C>prep. 超过；越过；那一边；在...较远的一边</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>away,afar</E>
        <C>adv. 在远处；在更远处</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>yon</E>
        <C>n. 远处</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['baisikl]</SM>
    <E>bicycle</E>
    <C>n. 自行车
vi. 骑脚踏车
vt. 骑自行车运送
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>People stared at him as he walked through the park to retrieve his bicycle.</E>
        <C>他回到公园取自行车的时候,人们都看着他。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>As he was pushing his bicycle across the tracks, he was surprised to hear his name called.</E>
        <C>他正推着自行车,跨过轨道的当儿,忽听得有人叫他的名字。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The child voice faltered as she described her fall from the bicycle.</E>
        <C>那孩子讲述她如何从自行车上掉下来时声音颤抖。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He slammed the door, stuffed the gun in his coat pocket, and jumped on his bicycle.</E>
        <C>他用力关上门,把枪揣进上衣口袋,跳上了自行车。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He gave a whoop of joy when he saw his new bicycle.</E>
        <C>他看到自己的新自行车时,高兴得叫了起来。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>bike,cycle,pushbike</E>
        <C>n. [车辆]自行车</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[biɡ]</SM>
    <E>big</E>
    <C>adj. 大的；重要的；量大的
adv. 大量地；顺利；夸大地
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>It had been a big haul for the old woman.</E>
        <C>对老太婆来说,这本是极大的收获。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>It was a big snow storm. She said it had started about midnight.</E>
        <C>那是一场大风雪。她说雪是半夜下起来的。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He was thirsty after the workout and went across the blazing street to one of the big hotels.</E>
        <C>经过这场练习,他感到非常口渴,就穿过火烧烤似的街道到对面一家大旅馆去。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Other captains and buyers were in the big room examining the pearls that were to be auctioned next day.</E>
        <C>别的船长和买主都在那间大房子里,参观第二天就要拍卖的珠宝。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>"Bill," said the stranger, in a voice that I thought he had tried to make bold and big.</E>
        <C>“毕尔,”那个陌生人喊道,用的语调,照我看,是想虚张声势,壮壮胆子。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>larger,crucial,important,considerable,material</E>
        <C>adj. 大的；重要的；量大的</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>largely,freely,heavy,importantly,tall</E>
        <C>adv. 大量地；顺利；夸大地</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[baik]</SM>
    <E>bike</E>
    <C>n. 自行车；脚踏车
vi. 骑自行车（或摩托车）
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>I′m tired of your friends coming here and making free with my bike.</E>
        <C>我讨厌你的朋友到这来随意用我的自行车。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Could you lend me your bike?</E>
        <C>你能把自行车借给我一下吗?</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>You damaged the bike and you will hear about it.</E>
        <C>你把自行车弄坏了,这一下可要挨骂了。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>I want a stout bike, as the country road is bad.</E>
        <C>我要一辆结实的脚踏车,因为乡下的路不好走。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>I am going to buy you a brand-new bike.</E>
        <C>我给你买一辆崭新的自行车。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>cycle,bicycle</E>
        <C>n. 自行车；脚踏车</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>cycle</E>
        <C>vi. 骑自行车（或摩托车）</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[bil]</SM>
    <E>bill</E>
    <C>n. [法] 法案；广告；[会计] 账单；[金融] 票据；钞票；清单
vt. 宣布；开账单；用海报宣传
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>Sign the bill and let me beat the men who are trying to beat me.</E>
        <C>请签署那个议案,让我把那些想打倒我的人打倒。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Bill was a good mile out of town before I could catch up with him.</E>
        <C>在我能追上比尔之前,他已经跑出市镇足足一英里多路了。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The intrinsic value of a dollar bill is only that of a piece of paper.</E>
        <C>一元纸币的实际价值不过是一张纸而已。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Having Bill there by his side probably made it easier for him to let me go.</E>
        <C>有着比尔坐在他身旁也许使得他辞退我的事好办一些。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The bill of the little household, which had been settled weekly, first fell into arrear.</E>
        <C>他们这家的账目向来一星期一转,如今忽然付不出来。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>advertisement,note,publicity,William,act</E>
        <C>n. [法]法案；广告；[会计]帐单；票据；[金融]钞票；清单</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>declare on,to announce</E>
        <C>vt. 宣布；[会计]开帐单；用海报宣传</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[bə:d]</SM>
    <E>bird</E>
    <C>n. 鸟；家伙；羽毛球
vt. 向…喝倒彩；起哄
vi. 猎鸟；观察研究野鸟
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>Ben watched the bird, pray it had not been hurt.</E>
        <C>本注视着那只鸟,希望它没有受伤。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He looked around for the bird now because he would have liked him for company.</E>
        <C>他朝四下里张望那只鸟儿,因为他很盼望它来跟他作伴。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The hunter did not move for a moment, then he began to follow the bird.</E>
        <C>那个猎人呆了一下,然后开始追鸟。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>She seemed as jealous of Romeo going from her, as a young girl of her bird.</E>
        <C>她舍不得叫罗密欧走开,正象一个年轻姑娘舍不得放走她的鸟儿一样。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>As the carriage drove in, Eva seemed like a bird ready to burst from a cage, with the wild eagerness of her delight.</E>
        <C>马车进了院子之后,伊娃欣喜若狂,急不可待,就像一只小鸟,渴望飞出牢笼一样。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>apple,customer,fellow,egg,guy</E>
        <C>n. [鸟]鸟；家伙；羽毛球</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>kick up a fuss</E>
        <C>vt. 向…喝倒彩；起哄</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>snipe</E>
        <C>vi. 猎鸟；观察研究野鸟</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[bɑ:θ]</SM>
    <E>birth</E>
    <C>n. 出生；血统，出身；起源
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>This was the land of her birth, out of which she, and her fathers before her, had arisen.</E>
        <C>这是她诞生的地方,她和她的祖先就在这儿生长起来的。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Normally,a woman will lie in a few hours before the birth of her child.</E>
        <C>正常地,一位妇女会在产前几小时卧床待产。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Even when his wife gave birth to a baby girl nine years ago, the government would not relent.</E>
        <C>即使他妻子在九年前生了一个女孩时,政府也不宽容他。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Some mothers, when shown the children to whom they had given birth, screamed in revulsion and despair.</E>
        <C>有的母亲看到自己生下的孩子,会惊恐、绝望地尖叫起来。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Her mother was a German and had died on giving her birth.</E>
        <C>她的母亲是德国人,在生她的时候去世了。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>origin,extraction,blood,stem,stock</E>
        <C>n. 出生；血统，出身；起源</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['bə:θdei]</SM>
    <E>birthday</E>
    <C>n. 生日，诞辰；诞生的日子
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>The children prepared a nice surprise for my birthday, but I think my wife had a hand in it too.</E>
        <C>孩子们为我的生日准备了一件意想不到的美好礼物,不过我想我妻子也参与了这件事。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Marie pinned in the convent for a year, until her eighteenth birthday was passed.</E>
        <C>玛丽在修女院呆了一年,直到她过了18岁的生日。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Her boyfriend sent her a bunch of red roses on her birthday.</E>
        <C>她生日那天,她的男朋友送了她一束红玫瑰。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>There′s nothing you can do that will make up to me for forgetting my birthday.</E>
        <C>你做什么都不能补偿忘了我生日这件事。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He pawned the watch Eliza had given him upon his birthday.</E>
        <C>他把意莱莎给他作生日礼物的金表当掉了。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns />
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['biskit]</SM>
    <E>biscuit</E>
    <C>n. 小点心，饼干
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>Why don't you mix your biscuit on the pastry table, there?</E>
        <C>你为什么不在那张揉面的桌子上做发面饼呢?</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>For nearly a year, I sopped around the house, the store, the school and the church, like an old biscuit, dirty and inedible。</E>
        <C>差不多有一年多的时间我无精打采地周旋于家、店铺、学校和教堂之间,象一块陈饼干,肮脏且不能再吃了。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>munchies,cookie</E>
        <C>n. 小点心，饼干</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[bit]</SM>
    <E>bit</E>
    <C>n. [计] 比特（二进位制信息单位）；少量；马嚼子；辅币；老一套
vt. 控制
adj. 很小的；微不足道的
adv. 有点儿；相当
v. 咬（bite的过去式和过去分词）
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>"Oh, mother," he would say, "if only I'd been given just a wee bit of brains, I'd not be so much trouble and worry to you."</E>
        <C>“呵,妈妈,”他常说,“我要是有一点儿智慧,我就不会给您添这么多麻烦了,就不会让您为我操这么多心了。”</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He now felt it had been a bit thick.</E>
        <C>他现在感到他那么做是有点儿越轨。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>After the war there might be a bit of stink.</E>
        <C>到战后说不定还会有一点流言蜚语。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The coach told him to pitch the ball up a bit.</E>
        <C>教练让他把球投得高一点。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>That bit of wire had engaged him in a game of hide-and-seek.</E>
        <C>这一根铁丝同他玩起捉迷藏来了。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>ounce,tad</E>
        <C>n. [计]比特（二进位制信息单位）；少量；马嚼子；辅币；老一套</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>possess,contain,regulate,bottle,manage</E>
        <C>vt. 控制</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>tiddly,bite-sized</E>
        <C>adj. 很小的；微不足道的</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>rather,lot</E>
        <C>adv. 有点儿；相当</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['bitə]</SM>
    <E>bitter</E>
    <C>adj. 苦的；痛苦的；尖刻的；充满仇恨的
n. 苦味；苦啤酒
adv. 激烈地；严寒刺骨地
vt. 使变苦
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>A bitter sense of wrong and the thought of Jenny Snow helped her to bear it.</E>
        <C>一阵刺骨的厌恶感,再联想到吉涅·斯诺,倒帮助她承受了这一切。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>It was a bitter thing to her to be put aside by life.</E>
        <C>被生活遗弃对她来说是件痛苦的事。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The mood of the revolted slave was still bracing me with its bitter vigour.</E>
        <C>反抗的奴隶的心情还在气势汹汹地激励着我。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Many and bitter were the thoughts of this wild girl as she sat there in her eternal darkness.</E>
        <C>这个疯狂的姑娘在她那永恒的黑暗中坐在那儿,思绪万千,无限辛酸。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Twice in his life he had to go against everything; and yet it never made him bitter.</E>
        <C>他一生中有两次不得不和整个社会闹翻;然而从不因此而变得愤世嫉俗。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>painful,hurt</E>
        <C>adj. [食品]苦的；痛苦的；尖刻的；充满仇恨的</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>gall</E>
        <C>n. [食品]苦味；苦啤酒</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>strongly,hotly</E>
        <C>adv. 激烈地；严寒刺骨地</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[blæk]</SM>
    <E>black</E>
    <C>adj. 黑色的；黑人的；邪恶的
n. 黑色；黑人；黑颜料
vt. 使变黑；把鞋油等涂在…上；把（眼眶）打成青肿
vi. 变黑
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>I was haunted by the fear that she would, sooner or later, find me out with a black face and hands, doing the coarsest part of my work.</E>
        <C>我时刻提心吊胆,唯恐她迟早有一天会看见我这张乌黑的脸,这双乌黑的手,看见我正在干我最粗的活儿。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He wore a black soutane which gave him something of a courtly air.</E>
        <C>他穿着一身黑色的祭司法衣,显得优雅高贵。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Only one sixteenth of her was black, and that sixteenth did not show.</E>
        <C>她只有十六分之一的黑人血统,而那十六分之一表面上又看不出来。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The sky was brushed clean by the wind and the stars were cold in a black sky.</E>
        <C>风把天空扫得干干净净,夜空中满天星斗闪烁寒光。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He would not be quite able to comprehend why a black boy would want to read Mencken.</E>
        <C>他不太能搞清楚为什么一个黑孩子要读门肯的书。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>evil,ill,ugly</E>
        <C>adj. 黑色的；黑人的；邪恶的</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>Film-Noir,jigaboo</E>
        <C>n. 黑色；黑人；黑颜料</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>denigrate</E>
        <C>vt. 使变黑；把鞋油等涂在…上；把（眼眶）打成青肿</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>grow dark</E>
        <C>vi. 变黑</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['blækbɔ:d]</SM>
    <E>blackboard</E>
    <C>n. 黑板
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>When you've copied down the exercise that's on the blackboard,we'll go on with the next one.</E>
        <C>等你们把黑板上的练习抄下来时,我们将做下一个。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He tacked up a picture on the blackboard.</E>
        <C>他把一张图片钉在了黑板上。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>chalkboard</E>
        <C>n. 黑板</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[blaind]</SM>
    <E>blind</E>
    <C>adj. 盲目的；瞎的
adv. 盲目地；看不见地
n. 掩饰，借口；百叶窗
vt. 使失明；使失去理智
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>You don't know how much of it ends up in a blind alley.</E>
        <C>你不知道有多大一部分走进了死胡同。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>With your good sense, you could be so honestly blind to the follies and nonsense of others!</E>
        <C>凭你这样一个聪明人,竟会忠厚到看不出别人的愚蠢和无聊!</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He brought his eyes farther round and looked at her, she was staring with blank eyes, like a blind woman.</E>
        <C>他把目光从远处绕回来,瞅了她一眼;她两眼无神地瞪着,象是个瞎女人。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>This is not to say, of course, that he was blind to the defects of Europe, or to the virtues of his own land.</E>
        <C>这当然并不是说他对欧洲的缺点或本国的长处盲然无睹。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>If you react only to that part of what I say, then you, too, are caught as much as he in the mire of blind emotion.</E>
        <C>如果你们只对我所讲的一部分做出反映,那么你们也跟他一样掉进了盲目感情的泥坑。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>eyeless,visionless</E>
        <C>adj. [生物]盲目的；瞎的</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>invisibly</E>
        <C>adv. 盲目地；看不见地</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>excuse,mask</E>
        <C>n. 掩饰，借口；[建]百叶窗</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[blʌd]</SM>
    <E>blood</E>
    <C>n. 血，血液；血统
vt. 从…抽血；使先取得经验
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>The same wire also revealed dried blood which had been typed and found to differ from the blood of both dead guards.</E>
        <C>同一段铁丝上,还露出干了的血迹,经过测定,发现血型和两个死去的警卫的血型不一样。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He seems to have more length of limb than vivacity of blood or vigour of brain.</E>
        <C>他四肢的修长似乎胜过了精力的旺盛和脑子的灵活。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He stretched out his hands, still smeared with blood, perhaps that of his father.</E>
        <C>他伸出仍沾满血污的手--那也许是他父亲的血。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The warm room lulled his blood and a deepening sense of fatigue drugged him with sleep.</E>
        <C>温暖的房间缓和了他的血流,一阵越来越厉害的疲乏感给他带来浓重睡意。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The blood of two or three Irish mothers in his line, however, was enough to dance him.</E>
        <C>然而,他家系中有两、三个爱尔兰母亲,她们的血统就足以使他象爱尔兰人那样手舞足蹈。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>birth,stem,stock</E>
        <C>n. [解剖]血，血液；血统</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[bləu]</SM>
    <E>blow</E>
    <C>n. 吹；打击；殴打
vi. 风吹；喘气
vt. 风吹
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>Ella felt as if she had been delivered a direct blow.</E>
        <C>埃拉感到她好象挨了当头一棒。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The wind had risen from its uncertain puffs into a steady blow.</E>
        <C>风也不是一阵隔一阵的了,而是不停地刮着。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>When he mildly remonstrated, one of them raised a stool and with it gave him a blow.</E>
        <C>他稍一抗辩,其中的一个便抄起凳子朝他打过来。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He made a hit at me--it was a round, weak blow that missed me and almost knocked himself down.</E>
        <C>他给了我一拳,幸而这一拳头不是劈面打来的,势头不大,也没打中,他自己反而险些摔了一跤。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>For yards round the fire the heat was like a blow, and the breeze was a river of sparks.</E>
        <C>火堆近处,热浪逼人,微风吹过,带起一条火星。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>stroke,shock,strike,hit,hiding</E>
        <C>n. 吹；[机]打击；殴打</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>catch my breath</E>
        <C>vi. 风吹；喘气</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[blu:]</SM>
    <E>blue</E>
    <C>adj. 蓝色的；忧郁的，沮丧的；下流的
n. 蓝色
vi. 变蓝
vt. 使成蓝色
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>The news of her marriage came out of the blue.</E>
        <C>她结婚的消息来得很突然。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>His eyes sparkled, and he sent up a great blue triumphant cloud from his cigarette.</E>
        <C>他的眼睛闪闪发光,得意地喷出一口蓝色的香烟的烟雾。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>My husband had been urging me to take the little blue pills prescribed by the doctor.</E>
        <C>丈夫劝我服医生开的蓝色小药丸。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The reflection of the sky was scattered over all the surface in crumbs of smiling blue.</E>
        <C>天空的倒影,散布在整个水面上,是片片的蓝色,煞是好看。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>I had never been more blue, more bored, than for a week before she came.</E>
        <C>我从没象她来以前一星期那么忧郁,那么厌烦。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>dark,disappointed,dirty,depressed</E>
        <C>adj. [光]蓝色的；忧郁的，沮丧的；下流的</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>azur,blau</E>
        <C>n. [光]蓝色</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[bɔ:d]</SM>
    <E>board</E>
    <C>n. 董事会；木板；甲板；膳食
vt. 上（飞机、车、船等）；用板盖上；给提供膳宿
vi. 寄宿
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>I first became acquainted with him on board a whale vessel.</E>
        <C>当初,我是在一艘捕鲸船上同他结识的。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>I am sure he should be very welcome to bed and board at my house.</E>
        <C>我保证,我们热烈欢迎他来我家吃住。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The police finally ran down the criminals as they were about to board the ship.</E>
        <C>警察终于在那些罪犯正准备上船时把他们抓获了。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>So I persuaded one of my friends to put me in a barrel and send me on board with the salt beef.</E>
        <C>所以我说服了我的一个朋友,把我装到桶里边,和咸牛肉一起送到船上。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Hunter looked down at his board and he took out an inking pen and dipped it and began to ink in his drawing.</E>
        <C>亨特低头望着画板,他摸出一支墨水笔,蘸了一下,开始在画上上墨。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>meal,directorate</E>
        <C>n. 董事会；木板；甲板；膳食</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>attend</E>
        <C>vt. 上（飞机、车、船等）；用板盖上；给提供膳宿</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>guest,stay over</E>
        <C>vi. 寄宿</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[bəut]</SM>
    <E>boat</E>
    <C>n. 小船；轮船
vi. 划船
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>Whereupon the little boat turned her nose once more down the wind.</E>
        <C>于是小船转过船头,再次背着风。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>In a few minutes they were paddling sullenly back to the boat.</E>
        <C>过了一会,他们便垂头丧气地涉水回到小船上。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>They looked back towards the boat, and then they began to run.</E>
        <C>他们回头看了看船,便拔腿跑了起来。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>A great stone, dropped from above, smashed through the bottom of the boat.</E>
        <C>一块大石头从上面落下来,把船底砸个大窟窿。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The boat continued to advance, until its bows grated on the gravel of the beach.</E>
        <C>小舟继续前进,船头终于触到了砾石滩。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>tender,barca</E>
        <C>n. 小船；轮船</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>to row</E>
        <C>vi. 划船</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['bɔdi]</SM>
    <E>body</E>
    <C>n. 身体；主体；大量；团体；主要部分
vt. 赋以形体
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>The Negro was an old man with neat grizzled hair, in a linen jacket, who stood barring the door with his body.</E>
        <C>那黑人已上了年纪,灰白的头发梳得整整齐齐,身穿亚麻茄克衫,他用身子堵在门口。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He said that he never heard of any such body.</E>
        <C>他说他从来没有听说过有这样一个团体。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>His dancing heart was ready to jump from his body.</E>
        <C>他的激烈跳动的心简直随时都要跳出来。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He had felt light of head and body, as if he had shed pounds of pressure.</E>
        <C>他浑身感到轻松,仿佛身上突然减少了好几磅压力。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>His body was bruised, his hands were bleeding, and his rags were all besmirched with mud.</E>
        <C>他已遍体鳞伤,手上在流血,一身破衣服沾满了污泥。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>person,lots of,wealth,ocean,sea,organization,community</E>
        <C>n. 身体；主体；大量；团体；主要部分</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[buk]</SM>
    <E>book</E>
    <C>n. 书籍；卷；帐簿；名册；工作簿
vt. 预订；登记
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>Ellen was stalking me with a book in her hand, one finger between the pages.</E>
        <C>爱伦手里拿着本书蹑手蹑脚地向我走过来,一只手指夹在书缝里。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>It had been a sufficiently rash act to buy the book in the beginning.</E>
        <C>当初买那本日记,本来是件够冒失的事。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>His call for a book of the trains had been a sheer piece of impromptu.</E>
        <C>他打听火车时刻表只是一段纯粹的即兴曲。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>If I had not been angry about that I should never have written the book.</E>
        <C>要不是我对此事愤忿不平,我根本就不会动笔写此书的。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He turned with a sigh to the book which had been the innocent cause of all this disturbance.</E>
        <C>他叹了一口气,视线转向无辜成为这场风波之祸端的那本书。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>volume,roll</E>
        <C>n. 书籍；卷；帐簿；名册；工作簿</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>register,make reservation</E>
        <C>vt. 预订；登记</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['bɔ:riŋ]</SM>
    <E>boring</E>
    <C>adj. 无聊的；令人厌烦的
n. 钻孔
v. 钻孔；使厌烦；挖空（bore的ing形式）
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>Lonnie could feel Clem Henry's eyes boring into the back of his head.</E>
        <C>朗尼感觉得到克莱姆·亨利的目光正穿透他的后脑勺。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The eyes boring into her had hardened, Celia thought, and were making an appraisal.</E>
        <C>西莉亚感到盯着自己的那双眼睛变得严厉了,正在估量着什么。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The news is boring and it's always the same things.</E>
        <C>新闻没意思,老是一样的事情。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The workers are boring a well.</E>
        <C>工人们在钻井。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>trying,frivolous</E>
        <C>adj. 无聊的；令人厌烦的</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>drilling hole,bouche</E>
        <C>n. [机]钻孔</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>drilling</E>
        <C>v. [机]钻孔；使厌烦；挖空（bore的ing形式）</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[bɔ:n]</SM>
    <E>born</E>
    <C>v. 出世（bear的过去分词）
adj. 天生的
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>Just because you were born with a silver spoon in your mouth, you think you are Jesus Christ?</E>
        <C>只因你出生富贵,便以为自己了不起?</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He was a pure man of letters, untimely born in a world that had no need of letters.</E>
        <C>他是个地道的文人,不逢时地生在一个不需要学问的世界里。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>She did not know where he had been born—his accent gave no clue.</E>
        <C>她不知他出生在何地,这也无法从他的口音中判断出来。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>From the gravity of that woman you would have fancied she had been born in a palace.</E>
        <C>那个女人一脸神圣不可侵犯的样子,你会以为她从小生长在王宫里。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He was my born brother, and little as you seem to like either me or my house.</E>
        <C>他是我的嫡亲兄弟呀。瞧你这模样,你似乎对于我和我的屋子都不太喜欢似的。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>natural,inborn</E>
        <C>adj. 天生的</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['bɔrəu]</SM>
    <E>borrow</E>
    <C>vi. 借；借用；从其他语言中引入
vt. 借；借用
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>He decided to make the best of a bad bargain and borrow the money from the company.</E>
        <C>他为了力图挽回逆境而不惜向这个公司借钱。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>If I can′t borrow the money I shall have to manage without.</E>
        <C>我若是借不到那笔钱,那就只好撑下去了。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>They run about everywhere to borrow money, and everybody tells them that they have none to lend.</E>
        <C>他们到处去向人借贷货币,但人家都说没有货币出借。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>I suppose you want to borrow money again.</E>
        <C>我猜你又要借钱了。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Carol will borrow her mother's long black cape if she's going to a formal dinner.</E>
        <C>卡罗尔出席正式晚宴时,常常借穿母亲那件黑色披肩。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>loan,scunge</E>
        <C>vt. 借；借用</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[bɔs]</SM>
    <E>boss</E>
    <C>n. 老板；首领；工头
vt. 指挥，调遣；当…的领导
vi. 当首领，发号施令
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>The boss turned to her with his mouth full, his eyes charged with serious inquiry.</E>
        <C>老板满嘴含着吃的东西,满眼含着郑重其事探询追问的神气转向她。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Stephen tried to make up to the boss as soon as he began to work at the office.</E>
        <C>史蒂芬一开始在办公室工作,就试图讨好老板。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He said he was satisfied, he was boss of his son, and he'd make it warm for him.</E>
        <C>他说他还是满意;说他儿子得服他管了,他得收拾收拾他,叫他也受受罪。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>When she married the boss,she looked down on the office girls she had worked with.</E>
        <C>她嫁给老板后,便瞧不起曾同她在一起工作的女职员了。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He carries on as if he were the boss.</E>
        <C>他办起事来就像老板似的。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>leader,employer,chief,captain,landlord</E>
        <C>n. [劳经]老板；首领；工头</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>officer,captain,lead</E>
        <C>vt. 指挥，调遣；当…的领导</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>call the shots</E>
        <C>vi. 当首领，发号施令</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[bəuθ]</SM>
    <E>both</E>
    <C>adj. 两个的；两者的
adv. 并；又；两者皆
pron. 双方都；两者都
conj. 既…且…
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>The same wire also revealed dried blood which had been typed and found to differ from the blood of both dead guards.</E>
        <C>同一段铁丝上,还露出干了的血迹,经过测定,发现血型和两个死去的警卫的血型不一样。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Both of these seem to have contended which should bless and enrich him most.</E>
        <C>这两者似乎在比赛,看谁为他降福更多,谁使他受惠更深。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>That was the thrust of everything we both had been discussing for nearly a year.</E>
        <C>这是我们双方近乎一年之久的谈判的主旨。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>In a strange way he was both inarticulate and a bit shy, and yet enveloped in his warmth.</E>
        <C>很怪,他不爱说话,还有点腼腆,但是充满热情。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>She was up and around the same day, with her hands full, for she was tending both babies.</E>
        <C>她当天就起床,到处忙碌,两手都抱着孩子,因为两个孩子都归她照料。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>two</E>
        <C>adj. 两个的；两者的</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>again,additionally</E>
        <C>adv. 并；又；两者皆</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['bɔtl]</SM>
    <E>bottle</E>
    <C>n. 瓶子；一瓶的容量
vt. 控制；把…装入瓶中
vi. （街头艺人演出后）收拢钱币
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>Joanna sat down beside him on the green bank and shared her crusts and her bottle with him.</E>
        <C>乔安娜在路边绿草如茵的土坎上挨着老头儿坐下来,和他一起吃干面包片,喝啤酒。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>I feel as if I'd been cracked over the head with a bottle.</E>
        <C>我觉得就跟有人用瓶子砸了我的头一样。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>This time she found a little bottle on it and tied round the neck of the bottle was a paper label.</E>
        <C>这一次,她在它上面找到了一只小瓶,瓶颈上系着一个纸标签。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>His eyes fell again on the bottle, and a tremble passed over him, causing him to shiver in every limb.</E>
        <C>他的眼光又落到那个瓶子上,浑身发抖,四肢也在战栗着。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Without a word I seized the bottle by the neck and hit him over the head with it as hard as I could.</E>
        <C>我二话没说,一把攥住瓶颈,使出全身气力,狠狠地砸在他的头上。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>possess,contain,regulate,bit,manage</E>
        <C>vt. 控制；把…装入瓶中</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['bɔtəm]</SM>
    <E>bottom</E>
    <C>n. 底部；末端；臀部；尽头
adj. 底部的
vt. 装底；测量深浅；查明真相
vi. 到达底部；建立基础
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>He struck the butt of his rifle on the bottom of the scow with a species of defiance.</E>
        <C>他把枪托往船板上一顿,表现出一副鄙夷不屑的样子。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The poor relations were seated at the bottom of the long table.</E>
        <C>穷亲戚们被安排在长餐桌的末座。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>I felt as if the bottom had dropped out of things with a jerk.</E>
        <C>我觉得好象高楼失足,大为不妙。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>In a little while it too would be carried to the bottom of the sea.</E>
        <C>不一会儿它也要沉到海底去了。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>A great stone, dropped from above, smashed through the bottom of the boat.</E>
        <C>一块大石头从上面落下来,把船底砸个大窟窿。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>basis,terminal,base,extreme</E>
        <C>n. 底部；末端；臀部；尽头</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[bəul]</SM>
    <E>bowl</E>
    <C>n. 碗；木球；大酒杯
vi. 玩保龄球；滑动；平稳快速移动
vt. 投球；旋转；平稳快速移动
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>She went into the kitchen and filled a bowl with warm water and a little antiseptic to bathe his wounds.</E>
        <C>她走进厨房,倒了一钵热水,加上消毒剂,准备给他洗涤伤口。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>It was bad enough to have those tiny skeletons in the toilet bowl.</E>
        <C>抽水马桶里那些细小的尸骨,已经够叫人难过的了。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Jacob's flinging the bowl proved that he was mad, for a sane man would not have done so.</E>
        <C>雅各扔碗,这说明他发疯了,因为神志清醒的人是不会这么干的。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Once in a while the bowl of his pipe is thoroughly scraped out.</E>
        <C>每隔一段时间,他都要清理一次他的烟袋锅。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The White House is both a goldfish bowl and an isolation ward.</E>
        <C>白宫既是一个金鱼缸,又是一个隔离病房。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>knurr,rummer</E>
        <C>n. 碗；木球；大酒杯</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>slip,slide</E>
        <C>vi. 玩保龄球；滑动；平稳快速移动</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>go round and round,fly about</E>
        <C>vt. 投球；旋转；平稳快速移动</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[bɔks]</SM>
    <E>box</E>
    <C>n. 箱，盒子；包厢；一拳
vi. 拳击
vt. 拳击；装…入盒中；打耳光
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>After breakfast the children took the box to the hut at the bottom of the garden.</E>
        <C>吃过早饭,孩子们拿着盒子到花园尽头的小屋里去了。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He took it up and disclosed a shapely little treasure box whose bottom and sides were of shingles.</E>
        <C>他把它拿开,揭露出来一个样子很不错的小宝箱子,这个宝箱的四周和底都是木瓦拼的。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Roberta now put the box on the table, all the zest that might have been joined with it completely banished.</E>
        <C>罗伯塔把盒子往桌子上一放,这件礼物原来可能激起的热情,早已烟消云散了。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>But for a slight rhythmic movement of the cartridge box at the back of his belt he might have been thought to be dead.</E>
        <C>要不是腰部皮带上的子弹盒有节奏地轻微起伏着,人们还会以为他已经死去了。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The jury piled one by one back into their box, and the question was asked to which such an awful answer might be given.</E>
        <C>只见陪审员们一个个回到原座,于是庭上照例发问,等候着他们惊心动魄的回答。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>case,balcony</E>
        <C>n. [包装]箱，盒子；包厢；一拳</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>spar</E>
        <C>vi. 拳击</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[bɔi]</SM>
    <E>boy</E>
    <C>n. 男孩；男人
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>They took the solitary boy into their midst and made much of him.</E>
        <C>她们让这孤独的男孩子加入了她们的一伙,对他关怀备至。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He would not be quite able to comprehend why a black boy would want to read Mencken.</E>
        <C>他不太能搞清楚为什么一个黑孩子要读门肯的书。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The new boy took two broad coppers out of his pocket and held them out with derision.</E>
        <C>新来的孩子从口袋里掏出两个大铜板,显出讥讽的神气伸出手来。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He said that his friend was a very rough boy and asked if he got whipped often at school.</E>
        <C>他说,他的伙伴是个挺粗野的孩子,还问道,他在学校里是否常挨鞭子。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He did not hesitate like a farmer boy, but looked one eagerly in the eye when he spoke.</E>
        <C>他不像一般乡里小伙子那样忸忸怩怩,而是在说话的时候热切地望着别人的眼睛。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>he,guy,man,jack,male</E>
        <C>n. 男孩；男人</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[brein]</SM>
    <E>brain</E>
    <C>n. 头脑，智力；脑袋
vt. 猛击…的头部
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>He might think my brain was softening or something of the kind.</E>
        <C>他也许会觉得我婆婆妈妈的,已经成了个软心肠的人了。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He seems to have more length of limb than vivacity of blood or vigour of brain.</E>
        <C>他四肢的修长似乎胜过了精力的旺盛和脑子的灵活。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>It had a small brain, apparently walked upright, and had teeth more like those of a human than an ape.</E>
        <C>它的脑子小,显然直立行走,牙齿与猿类比较更象人类的牙齿。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He painted with the brain, and he could not help knowing that the only painting worth anything was done with the heart.</E>
        <C>他这才明白,他是用头脑来画,而凡是有些价值的作品都是用心灵画出来的。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Brain against brute force—and brain came out on the top—as it's bound to do.</E>
        <C>智力反抗暴力——智力最终占了上风——这是必然的。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>intelligence,mind,mentality</E>
        <C>n. 头脑，智力；脑袋</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[breiv]</SM>
    <E>brave</E>
    <C>adj. 勇敢的；华丽的
vt. 勇敢地面对
n. 勇士
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>The brave man risked his life in trying to save the child.</E>
        <C>那个勇敢者冒着生命危险试图营救那个孩子。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>What, so many of our brave English hearts are abroad, and you, who seem to be a man of mark, have no friend, or kinsman, among them?</E>
        <C>怎么:我们英国的好汉在外边的那么多,你又似乎是一位有名的人物,难道那些人里边就没有你一个朋友、一个亲戚吗?</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>I thought you were going to be so brave.</E>
        <C>我以为你是勇敢非凡的。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He stood there looking both handsome and brave and he made his face scornful.</E>
        <C>他站在那里显出既漂亮又勇敢的样子,脸上还摆出一副瞧不起人的神气。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He was no longer the artless Pen of old days, so brave, so artless, so impetuous, and tender.</E>
        <C>他不再是过去那个天真纯朴的潘,那么勇敢、那么坦率、那么鲁莽、又那么温柔的潘。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>game,magnificent,gorgeous</E>
        <C>adj. 勇敢的；华丽的</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>face up to,outbrave</E>
        <C>vt. 勇敢地面对</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>warrior,lionheart</E>
        <C>n. 勇士</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[bred]</SM>
    <E>bread</E>
    <C>n. 面包；生计
vt. 在…上洒面包屑
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>This kind of letter is often called a "bread and butter note".</E>
        <C>这种信,通常称为“客人向主人道谢的信”。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He turned from his own class and his own quarter taking nothing but a little bread.</E>
        <C>他离开了自己的阶级的人们与自己的岗位,只带了一点面包。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The kid filled his mouth with bacon, bread and gray, and began to talk.</E>
        <C>那小家伙把腌肉、面包和肉汁塞了满嘴之后,开始讲话了。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>"If the money is not in use now," he thought to himself, "I shall not be able to buy bread or wine with it."</E>
        <C>“如果这钱币现在不通用,”他自己盘算着,“我就不能用它来买面包或酒。”</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>"He might have gone by sea," Bloggs said through a mouthful of whole meal bread.</E>
        <C>“他可能已从海上逃走”,布洛格斯口里含着粗面包说。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>living,keep,livelihood</E>
        <C>n. 面包；生计</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[breik]</SM>
    <E>break</E>
    <C>n. 休息，中断；破裂处
vt. 打破，弄破；中断；弄坏；削弱
vi. 突变
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>The enemy is trying to break through.</E>
        <C>敌人企图突围。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>We waited respectfully for her to break the silence.</E>
        <C>我们尊重地等待她打破沉寂。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>She did not have the will to break with him.</E>
        <C>她不想和他分道扬镳。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>There was a stiffness in him that would be hard to break.</E>
        <C>他身上有一股难以制服的倔强劲。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>I did not know whether I should wait to be questioned or make a break now.</E>
        <C>我不知道要怎样做,等待人家的审问呢,还是趁早设法逃身。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>rest,interruption</E>
        <C>n. 休息，中断；破裂处</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>smash in,cut off</E>
        <C>vt. 打破，弄破；中断；弄坏；削弱</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['brekfəst]</SM>
    <E>breakfast</E>
    <C>n. 早餐；早饭
vi. 吃早餐
vt. 为…供应早餐
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>Just as breakfast was completed there was a knock at the door.</E>
        <C>正当早餐才吃完的时候,外面有人敲门。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>After breakfast the children took the box to the hut at the bottom of the garden.</E>
        <C>吃过早饭,孩子们拿着盒子到花园尽头的小屋里去了。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>As soon as he was dressed, he went into the library and sat down to a light French breakfast.</E>
        <C>他穿好衣服,走进书房,坐下来吃一顿简便的法国式早餐。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>There was a little grey in the sky, now; so I stepped into the woods and lay down for a nap before breakfast.</E>
        <C>这时候,天空已经有点发白,我走到树林里躺下,想在吃早饭之前先睡一下。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>"About a year and a half ago," says Mr. Snagsby, strengthened, "he came into our place one morning after breakfast."</E>
        <C>"大约在一年半以前,"斯纳斯比打起精神说道:"有一天早上,刚刚吃过早饭,他上我们这儿来了。"</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>brekker,dejeuner</E>
        <C>n. 早餐；早饭</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[breθ]</SM>
    <E>breath</E>
    <C>n. 呼吸，气息；一口气，（呼吸的）一次；瞬间，瞬息；微风；迹象；无声音，气音
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>He blew his breath at me to show how cold it was, and went on playing.</E>
        <C>他对准我呵气,来说明屋里多冷,接着又继续弹琴。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>They were too much out of breath for a while to say anything, or to do anything else.</E>
        <C>他们弄得气喘吁吁好一阵子说不出话,做不动事。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Prissy had recovered her breath and a small measure of control but her eyes still rolled.</E>
        <C>这时百利子喘息定些了,也不那么慌张了,只是一双眼珠子还是不住地打转。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>"It's no good," he said, as if sobbing for breath.</E>
        <C>“这是没有好处的,”他一面说,一面好象在喘气。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>"Well," she said, as soon as she had taken breath, "and how is Edward today?"</E>
        <C>“喂,”她刚清醒过来,便开口说道,“爱德华今天怎么样?”</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>moment,evidence,sign,second,wind</E>
        <C>n. 呼吸，气息；一口气，（呼吸的）一次；瞬间，瞬息；微风；迹象；无声音，气音</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[bri:ð]</SM>
    <E>breathe</E>
    <C>vi. 呼吸；低语；松口气；（风）轻拂
vt. 呼吸；使喘息；流露；低声说
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>That burdened heart of his would not be still, would not let him keep silence--would not let him breathe until he cried again.</E>
        <C>他那颗深受压抑的心不会平静下来,不会让他沉默下去--直等到他再一次哭喊起来它才会允许他呼吸。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>She had thought of flying out to breathe the fresh air in an interval of truce.</E>
        <C>她想跑出去呼吸一下休战期间的新鲜空气。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>There was the same thick air, difficult to breathe; the same blighted ground, the same hopeless prospect, the same misery and distress.</E>
        <C>有同样使人感到呼吸困难的浓厚空气,同样枯燥的大地,同样没有希望的远景,同样的悲痛和苦恼。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>I stood at the curb trying to breathe.</E>
        <C>我站在人行道沿上想缓口气。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Divers must breathe compressed air to keep from being crushed by the weight, or pressure, of the surrounding water.</E>
        <C>潜水员必须吸入压缩空气才不致受到周围海水压力的伤害。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>half-whisper,susurrate</E>
        <C>vi. 呼吸；低语；松口气；（风）轻拂</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>beam,respire</E>
        <C>vt. 呼吸；使喘息；流露；低声说</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[bridʒ]</SM>
    <E>bridge</E>
    <C>n. 桥；桥牌；桥接器；船桥
vt. 架桥；渡过
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>Next day he tried the other end of the bridge, but it was just the same.</E>
        <C>第二天,他在桥的另一头试试,但是还是一个样儿。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>As he got there, he took his stand at one end of the bridge and waited.</E>
        <C>他到了那儿以后,便站在桥的一头等着。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>When he got to London, he had no difficulty in finding his way to the famous bridge.</E>
        <C>到了伦敦,他没费什么劲便找到了那座有名的桥。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>After the steel stopped falling he was still alive and he raised his head and looked across the bridge.</E>
        <C>钢铁碎片落定之后,他还活着,他抬头望对面的桥。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>I stopped on the bridge and leaned over the railings, gazing, unseeing, into the water, trying to get a grip on myself.</E>
        <C>我在桥上停步,凭栏俯视流水,茫然罔觉,想使自己镇定下来。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>ponte,pons</E>
        <C>n. [交]桥；桥牌；[计][电]桥接器；船桥</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>cross</E>
        <C>vt. 架桥；渡过</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[brait]</SM>
    <E>bright</E>
    <C>adj. 明亮的，鲜明的；聪明的；愉快的
adv. 明亮地；光明地；欢快地
n. 车头灯光
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>She opened her bright, inquiring, tortured eyes and stared at him.</E>
        <C>她睁开那对明亮的,盘问的,痛苦的眼睛看着他。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The trader waked up bright and early, and came out to see to his live stock.</E>
        <C>那人贩子一大清早就醒来了,他随即出来查点他的活人商品。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He looked through the green darkness at the net of bright reflections on the bottom of the sea.</E>
        <C>他透过墨绿色的海水,凝望着海底那明亮的投影。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Had she been a man, she might have been described as a bright young man of business.</E>
        <C>如果她是男人,她可能被形容为一位精明强干的青年商业家。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The children, in their bright hoods and comforters, never walked, but always ran from the moment they left their door.</E>
        <C>孩子们戴着色彩鲜艳的风兜帽和羊毛围巾,从来不是在走,从离开大门的那一刻起就一直在奔跑。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>intelligent,liquid,wise,good,vivid</E>
        <C>adj. 明亮的，鲜明的；聪明的；愉快的</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>transparently</E>
        <C>adv. 明亮地；光明地；欢快地</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[briŋ]</SM>
    <E>bring</E>
    <C>vt. 带来；促使；引起；使某人处于某种情况或境地
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>You were depending on me to bring you out of it.</E>
        <C>还不是亏了我,才救了你。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>They were going to try to help bring about a rapid solution of the war.</E>
        <C>他们将设法促使战争得以迅速解决。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>You bring out all this stuff, as if it were the last revelation from some kind of oracle.</E>
        <C>你说的都是废话,而装的倒象某种神灵的最后启示。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>It was all foreign enough to bring out the bossy nurse in Flora, she had meant to be kind.</E>
        <C>这时,弗洛拉摆出一副专横的护士的架子是不合适的,她现在想和气一些。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He sang two or three songs at Catherine's timid request; not that he flattered himself that this would help to bring her father round.</E>
        <C>他为大家唱了二、三支歌,那倒也不是妄想讨好她的父亲,而是因为凯瑟琳羞怯的请求。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>attract,produce,force,cause,operate</E>
        <C>vt. 带来；促使；引起；使某人处于某种情况或境地</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['brʌðə]</SM>
    <E>brother</E>
    <C>n. 兄弟；同事；战友
int. 我的老兄！
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>He took to brooding over the death of his brother.</E>
        <C>他开始为他兄弟之死而忧伤。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>"Did your brother entrust anything to you to take back to England?" said he.</E>
        <C>“你的弟弟有没有托你带什么东西回英国?”他说道。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>She had no business to be so friendly to a young man of whom their brother thought so meanly.</E>
        <C>她根本没有必要与一个她们的兄弟认为十分卑劣的小伙子这样亲密。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>For the love of this dear brother, they say she had adjured no sight and company of men.</E>
        <C>有人说,她为了对她亲爱的哥哥的爱,已经发誓不再跟男人来往,也不再跟男人见面了。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The voice of the surf heard now and then was a positive pleasure, like the speech of a brother.</E>
        <C>偶尔听到一阵浪涛声,就象听到教友演说,心里感到由衷的高兴。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>fellow,colleague</E>
        <C>n. 兄弟；同事；战友</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[braun]</SM>
    <E>brown</E>
    <C>adj. 棕色的，褐色的；太阳晒黑的
vi. 变成褐色
n. 褐色，棕色
vt. 使变成褐色
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>He took down a heavy brown volume from his shelves.</E>
        <C>他从书架上拿下一本很厚的棕色书皮的书。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The eyes of the brown girl rested in his own when he had said the words.</E>
        <C>他说这几句话的时候,那个深色皮肤的女孩子的眼光盯着他的眼睛。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Brown was depressed; the jungle ulcers on his feet had begun to itch and smart.</E>
        <C>布朗闷闷不乐;脚上的“丛林疮”又痛又痒。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>This man had been her husband, had lain beside her for a few nights, had given her a child with eyes as soft and brown as his.</E>
        <C>这个人曾经做过她的丈夫,曾经跟她同床共枕过几个晚上,曾经留给她一个儿子,眼睛也象他自己那么温柔而褐色。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Goodman Brown cried out, and his cry was lost to his own ear by its unison with the cry of the desert.</E>
        <C>古德曼·布朗大吼一声,可是他却听不见自己的叫喊,因为他的声音和荒野的呼唤溶合在一起了。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>umber</E>
        <C>adj. 棕色的，褐色的；太阳晒黑的</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>suntan</E>
        <C>n. 褐色，棕色</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[brʌʃ]</SM>
    <E>brush</E>
    <C>n. 刷子；画笔；毛笔；争吵
vt. 刷；画
vi. 刷；擦过；掠过
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>He took the brush and went calmly to work.</E>
        <C>他拿起刷子,平心静气地干起来。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>While the brush lasted, I had not the time to think if I was frightened.</E>
        <C>当那场激烈的小战斗进行时,我根本没有时间思索,也不知当时是不是害怕。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He found a clothes-brush, and then taking off his coat, began to visit his suit and brush away the stain.</E>
        <C>他找到一只刷衣服的刷子,脱掉外衣,细心地查看自己的衣服,刷掉上面的血迹。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He took his brush and adjusted his hair to the new way he had discovered.</E>
        <C>他拿起头刷按着新学会的方法整理头发。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>She had just been brushing her hair and held the brush in her hand.</E>
        <C>她方才正梳理她的头发,手里还拿着一把刷子呢。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>argument,dispute</E>
        <C>n. 刷子；画笔；毛笔；争吵</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>draw,picture</E>
        <C>vt. 刷；画</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>glance off,skate over</E>
        <C>vi. 刷；擦过；掠过</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[bild]</SM>
    <E>build</E>
    <C>vt. 建立；建筑
vi. 建筑；建造
n. 构造；体形；体格
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>As he was madly destroying that which had cost him so much pains to build, he heard a third voice.</E>
        <C>正当他发疯似地捣毁他费尽心血制成的东西时,他听到了第三种声音。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>A coral reef may build up to the surface of the tropical ocean.</E>
        <C>在热带海洋,珊瑚礁可一直筑到海面。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Irene asked her doting husband if he would build her a handloom.</E>
        <C>艾琳要她的百依百顺的丈夫为她制作一架手摇织布机。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He was madly destroying the machine which had cost him so much pains to build.</E>
        <C>他发狂地在破坏他那煞费苦心制成的机器。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>I suppose it's smarter to use these rocks and build a good blind for this gun than to make a proper emplacement for it.</E>
        <C>我看,聪明一点的办法是利用这些岩石给挺抢修一个隐蔽得很好的火力点,而不要筑一个正式的掩体。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>establish,found,constitute</E>
        <C>vt. 建立；建筑</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>engineer,put up</E>
        <C>vi. 建筑；建造</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>formation,constructing,fabric,structure,figure</E>
        <C>n. 构造；体形；体格</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['bildiŋ]</SM>
    <E>building</E>
    <C>n. 建筑；建筑物
v. 建筑；建立；增加（build的ing形式）
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>All of a sudden the front of the building parted from the rest and fell like a breaking wave into the street.</E>
        <C>大楼的前部顷刻之间就从其余部分裂开来,排浪式地坍倒在街上。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>They emerged through a side door and walked around the building to the front.</E>
        <C>他们从一个边门出去,绕着大楼走到了前面。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The police battered the door down and saved the children from the burning building.</E>
        <C>警察破门而入,从正燃着火的建筑物中救出小孩。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Stretching to one side of him was a vast sweep of tall building flecked with tiny squares of yellow light.</E>
        <C>连绵不绝地伸展在他一边的,是一大片巍峨的建筑物,点缀着无数格子似的小块黄光。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The very building in which he would spend the rest of his natural life would be the best he has never known.</E>
        <C>正是这座他愿在此间了此余生的建筑物将是他从未住过的最好建筑。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>construction,fabric,structure,bldg</E>
        <C>n. [建]建筑；建筑物</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>establishing,adding,increasing</E>
        <C>v. [建]建筑；建立；增加（build的ing形式）</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[bə:n]</SM>
    <E>burn</E>
    <C>vt. 燃烧；烧毁，灼伤；激起…的愤怒
vi. 燃烧；烧毁；发热
n. 灼伤，烧伤；烙印
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>He picked many chiles and began to eat them but the chiles were hot and his mouth and tongue began to burn.</E>
        <C>他摘了很多辣椒开始吃了起来,辣椒很辣,他的嘴和舌头都被辣得发起烧来。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Liquid fire also burn only when the surface of the liquid is in contact with the air.</E>
        <C>液体燃料也只有在其表面接触空气时才会燃烧。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Her heart began to burn to be indoors.</E>
        <C>她真巴不得快进屋里去。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Long she leaned out in her freak dress, keen to burn her wings at life's candle.</E>
        <C>她穿着件“奇装”、凭窗伫立多时,一心要在生命的烛焰上烧掉自己的翅膀。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>If it were light, shame would burn them at admitting these things.</E>
        <C>要是有亮光的话,承认这些事情会使他们感到羞愧之心在灼烤。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>combust,overfire</E>
        <C>vt. 燃烧；烧毁，[植保][外科]灼伤；激起…的愤怒</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>glow,conflagrate</E>
        <C>vi. 燃烧；烧毁；发热</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>brand,scaldy</E>
        <C>n. [植保]灼伤，[外科]烧伤；烙印</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[bʌs]</SM>
    <E>bus</E>
    <C>n. 公共汽车
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>He squeezed his way into a crowded bus.</E>
        <C>他挤进了拥挤的公共汽车。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>With scarcely another word I saw her to the convent, then took the bus back to Carfax.</E>
        <C>我送她去修道院的路上几乎没有再说什么话,后来搭了公共汽车回到卡尔法克斯。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>This means that you must have the exact amount of the fare as you board the bus.</E>
        <C>这就是说,你上车时必须有一定的车费。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He took the first westbound bus which came along.</E>
        <C>他上了第一辆朝西去的公共汽车。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>As Dixon watched, a bus passed slowly up the hill in the mild may sunshine, bound for the small town where the Welches lived.</E>
        <C>狄克逊看见一辆公共汽车,顶着柔和的五月阳光,沿着小山直朝威尔奇一家居住的镇上慢悠悠地爬行上去。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>motorcoach,autobus</E>
        <C>n. [车辆][公路]公共汽车</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['biznis]</SM>
    <E>business</E>
    <C>n. 商业；[贸易] 生意；[贸易] 交易；事情
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>They were mixed up in a damned funny business, but no one ever really knew the ins and outs of it.</E>
        <C>有一件奇怪透顶的事曾经牵涉到他们俩,可是谁也搞不清这究竟是怎么回事。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>I had a great many adventures after this, but I was young in the business, and did not know how to manage.</E>
        <C>此后我又有许多次的冒险,但是我干这事的经历很浅,不知道怎么办。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Dyke, at last alone and driving his team out of the town, turned the business confusedly over in his mind from end to end.</E>
        <C>后来,戴克独个儿驾着大车出城,把这番事糊里糊涂地在脑子里翻来复去、从头到尾地思量。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>"He said to mind your own business," replied his wife.</E>
        <C>“他说别管闲事,”他太太回答说。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>For this day he had resolved to put all thoughts of business out of his head.</E>
        <C>这一天,他决定把工作忘个一干二净。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>commerce,thing,trade,affair,truck</E>
        <C>n. 商业；生意；[贸易]交易；事情</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['bizi]</SM>
    <E>busy</E>
    <C>adj. 忙碌的；热闹的；正被占用的
vt. 使忙于
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>He found his mother busy about her mourning, and much inclined to talk.</E>
        <C>只见他母亲正忙着去预备吊唁,又很想和他谈话。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The mole was busy trying to quiet the old horse, which he succeeded in doing after a time.</E>
        <C>鼹鼠在忙着安慰那老马,不一会儿他就把马调顺好了。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>It seemed understood that I was to fly with him, and they were all busy upon our equipment.</E>
        <C>看到他们都急急忙忙替我们准备行装,仿佛知道我是跟他一起逃跑似的。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>She was not a secretary but that she was kept busy raising money for the poor and the sick and the mad.</E>
        <C>她不是秘书只是不得已忙于为穷苦人、病人和精神病患者筹集资金。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>My fate was otherwise determined; the busy devil that so industriously drew me in had too fast hold of me to let me go back.</E>
        <C>我的命运却注定不是这样;那个拉我走进罪恶之途的殷勤的魔鬼把我抓得太紧,绝不让我回去。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>engaged,abustle</E>
        <C>adj. 忙碌的；热闹的；正被占用的</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>employ</E>
        <C>vt. 使忙于</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[强 bʌt, 弱 bət, bʌt]</SM>
    <E>but</E>
    <C>conj. 但是；而是；然而
adv. 仅仅，只
prep. 除…以外
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>The matter should not be hushed up, but freely ventilated.</E>
        <C>这件事不应该掩盖起来,而应公开自由讨论。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The auditors used to come in and do nothing but shoot the breeze for forty minutes.</E>
        <C>查帐队员一来,往往啥事也不干,先吹上四十分钟的牛。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>They do nothing for it but talk a lot of twaddle two or three times a week.</E>
        <C>他们什么也不干,只不过每星期讲两三次废话。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Everyone told him he was being foolish, but he stuck to his guns and did as he planned.</E>
        <C>他说过他在干蠢事,但他们坚持己见,按自己的打算去做。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>An adult might be very ill from the sting, but a baby could easily die from the poison.</E>
        <C>让蝎子蜇了,大人会大病一场,小孩很容易中毒身亡。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>granted,and,yet,whereas,only</E>
        <C>conj. 但是；而是；然而</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>merely,simply,only,just,barely</E>
        <C>adv. 仅仅，只</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>barring</E>
        <C>prep. 除…以外</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['bʌtə]</SM>
    <E>butter</E>
    <C>vt. 涂黄油于；讨好
n. 黄油；奶油；奉承话
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>This kind of letter is often called a "bread and butter note".</E>
        <C>这种信,通常称为“客人向主人道谢的信”。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>It would not contribute in the least if we were to besmear each other all over with butter and honey.</E>
        <C>即使我们在身上都涂满牛油和蜜糖也无济于事。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He never took more than two slices of bread and butter to eat in the pit, so an apple or an orange was a treat to him.</E>
        <C>他在井下最多只吃两片黄油面包,因此有个苹果或桔子对他就是件难得的高兴事。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>With a kitchen knife in his hand, Antonio began to cut and carve this butter.</E>
        <C>安东尼奥手持菜刀,开始雕刻这块黄油。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>She sat down and proceeded to cut bread and butter.</E>
        <C>她坐下来,动手切着面包和黄油。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>kiss up to,soft-sawder</E>
        <C>vt. 涂黄油于；讨好</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>cream,beurre</E>
        <C>n. [食品]黄油；奶油；奉承话</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['bʌtəflai]</SM>
    <E>butterfly</E>
    <C>n. 蝴蝶；蝶泳；举止轻浮的人；追求享乐的人
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>Her moments were as light and airy as those of a butterfly.</E>
        <C>她的动作轻捷、飘忽;象蝴蝶飞舞一般。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>She hovered over it like a butterfly.</E>
        <C>她就象蝴蝶那样,在话题上翩翩起舞。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>scalewing,papilio</E>
        <C>n. [昆]蝴蝶；蝶泳；举止轻浮的人；追求享乐的人</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[bai]</SM>
    <E>buy</E>
    <C>vt. 购买；获得；贿赂
vi. 买，采购
n. 购买，买卖；所购的物品
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>He was afraid to ask his mother to buy the choice colours, and was sure he should ask her in vain.</E>
        <C>他不敢去求他母亲买这些高级颜料,并确信他如果去要,一定一无所获。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>It had been a sufficiently rash act to buy the book in the beginning.</E>
        <C>当初买那本日记,本来是件够冒失的事。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Say, what about all that Egyptian cotton he's stuck with? How much did he buy?</E>
        <C>唔,他没法脱手的那些埃及棉花怎么样啦?他吃进了多少?</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>"If the money is not in use now," he thought to himself, "I shall not be able to buy bread or wine with it."</E>
        <C>“如果这钱币现在不通用,”他自己盘算着,“我就不能用它来买面包或酒。”</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>We can set you up in a decent practice, buy into some old quack who's ready to retire.</E>
        <C>我们能让你象样地开起业来,看看哪儿有滑头郎中年纪大了,打算退休了,把他的诊所盘下来不就得了。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>acquire,earn,purchase,find,make</E>
        <C>vt. 购买；获得；贿赂</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>purchase,commercial transaction</E>
        <C>n. 购买，买卖；所购的物品</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[bai]</SM>
    <E>by</E>
    <C>prep. 通过；被；依据；经由；在附近；在……之前
adv. 通过；经过；附近；白俄罗斯
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>He had been assailed as a coward and a defeatist by his own friends.</E>
        <C>他被他的朋友们指为懦夫和失败主义者。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The child only answered by her caresses, and laid her head upon his breast.</E>
        <C>这孩子只是用她让人怜爱的样子来回答,把头贴到他的胸上。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>At the end of a year the matter will be reviewed again by Friends of Freedom.</E>
        <C>一年结束时,“自由之友”将重新评价这一问题。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He threw his entire attention upon his work, now, as if determined not to be put down by the mirth.</E>
        <C>于是他集中全副精力来干这桩事情,似乎是下了决心,不因大家的嬉笑而泄气。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He did not know her, and she was speculating on the division made bare by their degrees of the knowledge, a deep cleft.</E>
        <C>他不了解她,她思索着由于他们知识水平的不同而造成的赤裸裸的分裂,这是一个深深的裂纹。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>via,THRU through</E>
        <C>prep. 通过；被；依据；经由；在附近；在……之前</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>past</E>
        <C>adv. 通过；经过；附近；白俄罗斯</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[bai]</SM>
    <E>bye</E>
    <C>int. 再见
n. 轮空；次要的东西
adj. 次要的
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>If there are an odd number of contestants left someone gets a bye.</E>
        <C>如果剩下的人数是单数,某人则进入下一轮。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>I'd like to speak to you again. Bye now.</E>
        <C>我希望和你再次谈一谈,现在再见吧。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>adios,tatas,pippip,bye-bye</E>
        <C>int. 再见</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>marginalia</E>
        <C>n. 轮空；次要的东西</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>secondary,minor,supporting,peripheral</E>
        <C>adj. 次要的</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM></SM>
    <E>B.C.</E>
    <C>abbr. 公元前（Before Christ）；中心间距（Between Centers）；化学学士（Bachelor of Chemistry）；商学士（Bachelor of Commerce）
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>After 479 B.C(Platea)the spirit seems to have gone out of the government of the Medes and Persians.</E>
        <C>公元前479年(普拉太亚之战)以后,米地人和波斯人的政府好象已经丧失了元气。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>By the next year(88 B.C. )the old round had begun again.</E>
        <C>翌年(公元前88年),旧的回合又开始了。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Its head happened to be among remains of the fifth century B.C.</E>
        <C>其头颅恰好夹杂在公元前五世纪的废墟中。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>When, in the sixth century B.C., Chaldea fell to the Persians, Egypt followed suit.</E>
        <C>公元前第六世纪,迦勒底被波斯人所征服,埃及也相继覆灭。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>This oracle was still flourishing in 332 B.C.</E>
        <C>这个神示殿在公元前332年依然很兴旺。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns />
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['bædli]</SM>
    <E>badly</E>
    <C>adv. 非常，很；严重地，厉害地；恶劣地
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>You took a great risk, though in the result you did not turn out nearly so badly as it might have done.</E>
        <C>尽管后来不是那么严重,但是你冒的风险太大了。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He wanted ever so badly to read it; he would get at it the first opportunity and find out just what Jane had said.</E>
        <C>他迫切地希望读一下;他一有机会就要去把它拾起来,看看简究竟说了些什么。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>She badly wanted to hear Bob snuffling at the door.</E>
        <C>她现在急切希望听到鲍勃在门口发出的嗅鼻声。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>If you run back over the season,you can′t pick out a game in which you played badly.</E>
        <C>如果你回忆那段比赛季节,你就不会挑选出你曾玩的最拙劣的一种运动。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He scratched his hands badly while pruning the rosebushes.</E>
        <C>他修剪玫瑰时双手刮伤得很厉害。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>extremely,greatly,highly,quite,too,seriously</E>
        <C>adv. 非常，很；严重地，厉害地；恶劣地</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['bæɡidʒ]</SM>
    <E>baggage</E>
    <C>n. 行李；[交] 辎重（军队的）
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>In such cases, the baggage is turned over to a porter at the entrance and brought to the room by him rather than the bellman.</E>
        <C>在这种情况下,行李在门口就交给行李员,由他而不是由接待服务员送至客房。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Butler was sorry that he had called his youngest a baggage.</E>
        <C>巴特勒骂自己的小女儿是小娼妇,也觉得很惭愧。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The plane has now been emptied of passengers and baggage.</E>
        <C>飞机里现在已没有旅客和行李了。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The station was full of soldiers with brown baggage.</E>
        <C>站上满是带着褐色行李包的士兵。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He had left her at the car to supervise the baggage.</E>
        <C>他让她留在汽车里看管行李。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>luggage,belonging</E>
        <C>n. [交]行李；辎重（军队的）</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[beik]</SM>
    <E>bake</E>
    <C>vt. 烤，烘焙
vi. 烘面包；被烤干；受热
n. 烤；烘烤食品
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>The sun will bake it out well now, he thought.</E>
        <C>他想:现在太阳会把它晒好了。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The sun had begun to bake the parking lot, sending heat waves upward.</E>
        <C>太阳已经开始把停车场晒得滚烫,散发出一阵阵的热浪。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>We bake bread and cake in an oven.</E>
        <C>我们用炉烤面包和糕饼。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>to roast,torrefy</E>
        <C>vt. 烤，烘焙</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>spitchcock</E>
        <C>n. 烤；烘烤食品</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['bæləns]</SM>
    <E>balance</E>
    <C>n. 平衡；余额；匀称
vt. 使平衡；结算；使相称
vi. 保持平衡；相称；抵销
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>As I near the North Tower, the wind tugs at my balance rod.</E>
        <C>当我接近北塔的时候,风牵动着我的平衡杆。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Maybe I will only have two, three fights a year just to keep the bank balance comfortable.</E>
        <C>可能我每年只比赛两、三次,以保持银行有一笔存款。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>She was spared the watching of the branches jut out beyond the point of balance.</E>
        <C>她幸免于看到将来枝干攲侧倾斜的景象。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The balance beam scale is outfitted with a beaker reservoir on one of its arms and a tare weight on the other.</E>
        <C>平衡梁式天平在它的一条臂上配备一个烧杯状容器,另一臂上配备衡重量。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>It is foolish of you to hold such an important problem in the balance.</E>
        <C>你尚未决定这么一个重要的问题是愚昧的。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>regularity,equilibriums</E>
        <C>n. 平衡；[会计]余额；匀称</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>equilibrize,close an account</E>
        <C>vt. 使平衡；结算；使相称</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>suit,be commensurate to</E>
        <C>vi. 保持平衡；相称；抵销</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[bεə]</SM>
    <E>bare</E>
    <C>adj. 空的；赤裸的，无遮蔽的
vt. 露出，使赤裸
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>He did not know her, and she was speculating on the division made bare by their degrees of the knowledge, a deep cleft.</E>
        <C>他不了解她,她思索着由于他们知识水平的不同而造成的赤裸裸的分裂,这是一个深深的裂纹。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The sun came out once again before it went down and shone on the bare woods beyond the ridge.</E>
        <C>太阳在沉落之前又露了一次脸,映照着山脊后光秃秃的树林。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>As he thought, the day grew warmer and the flies began to settle on his legs and tickle his bare feet.</E>
        <C>他正在遐想的时候,天热起来了,苍蝇开始朝他腿上落,叮他的光脚丫。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He was touched, I suppose, because he took it at last and tied it quickly round his waist under the jacket, on his bare skin.</E>
        <C>我想他是被感动了,终于收了下来,而且迅速地把它贴身缠在腰间。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>She went around to the front of the house, padding happily through the dewy grass with her bare feet.</E>
        <C>她走到屋前,拖着两只赤脚在散着露水的草上愉快地走着。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>empty,hollow,vacant</E>
        <C>adj. 空的；赤裸的，无遮蔽的</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>show up</E>
        <C>vt. 露出，使赤裸</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['bɑ:ɡin]</SM>
    <E>bargain</E>
    <C>n. 交易；契约；特价商品
vi. 讨价还价；成交
vt. 讨价还价；拿…做交易
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>He decided to make the best of a bad bargain and borrow the money from the company.</E>
        <C>他为了力图挽回逆境而不惜向这个公司借钱。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He would not say one word, except that indeed he thought it had been more, but that if it had been less he did not repent his bargain.</E>
        <C>他是无话可说的,只好说他起先以为我有更多的财产,但是既然没有那么多,他也不追悔这个婚约。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>His first feeling, after the consumption of the bargain, had been that of relief.</E>
        <C>成交之后,他起先觉得如释负重。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He had been a witness to our bargain and to my payment of the five shillings.</E>
        <C>他是亲眼看见我们的约定,也看见我付了五个先令的。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>To water the long dry thirst of her faith her pride had made a bargain which her flesh could not keep.</E>
        <C>为了滋润一下她长期干渴的信念,她的骄傲感进行了一次她的肉体无法忍受的交易。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>trade,special,truck,compact</E>
        <C>n. 交易；契约；特价商品</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>bar tack,make a deal</E>
        <C>vi. 讨价还价；成交</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>bar tack</E>
        <C>vt. 讨价还价；拿…做交易</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[beis]</SM>
    <E>base</E>
    <C>n. 基础；底部；垒
adj. 卑鄙的；低劣的
vt. 以…作基础
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>The lifeblood of the British working class went into a naval base twenty miles square.</E>
        <C>英国工人阶级的衣食血肉都消耗在这二十英里见方的海军基地上了。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>She was holding a teaspoon in her two hands, pressing her thumbs against it as if measuring her strength against the base metal.</E>
        <C>她双手拿着一个茶匙,用拇指使劲按着它,好像同这块普通金属较量力气似的。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>A faster method of changing from base 10 to any other base is to use repeated division by the new base.</E>
        <C>从基值10变成其他任一基值的较快方法,就是用新的基值去累除。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The Publican was counted vile and base and reckoned among the worst of men.</E>
        <C>人们仍然认为征税员邪恶卑鄙,属于最坏的人之列。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>What did he think of her--that she was base, vulgar, ignoble?</E>
        <C>他对她怎么想-认为她下贱,庸俗,可耻?</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>basis,elements,foundation,bed,bottom</E>
        <C>n. 基础；底部；垒</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>poor,mean,dirty</E>
        <C>adj. 卑鄙的；低劣的</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['beismənt]</SM>
    <E>basement</E>
    <C>n. 地下室；地窖
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>The front basement wall was pushed in slightly, but was not cracked except at the ends.</E>
        <C>地下室前墙稍被向内推进一点,除两端外并未裂开。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The meeting started in the White House Situation Room, in the basement of the West Wing.</E>
        <C>会议在白宫西侧地下室的情况室召开。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>In the basement recreation room Ruth and Nim sat side by side on a sofa, with Leah sprawled on a rug.</E>
        <C>在地下娱乐室里,露丝和尼姆并排坐在沙发上,莉娅懒洋洋地躺在地毯上。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>His name was on view on the window of the shop above the basement.</E>
        <C>他的名字标在地下室上面的铺子橱窗上。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>undercroft,souterrain</E>
        <C>n. [建]地下室；地窖</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['beisən]</SM>
    <E>basin</E>
    <C>n. 水池；流域；盆地；盆
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>It was as if a basin of water had been emptied over him.</E>
        <C>好象一盆水泼他身上似的。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>To whip an egg is to beat it up in a basin with a fork or machine.</E>
        <C>搅打鸡蛋就是用叉子或机器在盆里搅打它。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>She removed the child from the basin and placed him on a clean towel for drying.</E>
        <C>她将小儿从盆中抱起,放在一条干净的大毛巾中擦干。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Cold air which reaches the basin from northeast tends to stagnate there during the late autumn and winter.</E>
        <C>在晚秋和冬季,从东北方向进入盆地的冷空气趋向于在那里滞留。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Dry your hands; then firmly pick the baby up and place him in basin or sink.</E>
        <C>先擦干自己的手,然后拿稳婴儿并把它放在浴盆或浴池里。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>valley,pot</E>
        <C>n. 水池；[水文]流域；[地理]盆地；盆</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['beisis]</SM>
    <E>basis</E>
    <C>n. 基础；底部；主要成分；基本原则或原理
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>Toleration was to be the basis on which he was to fight his battles.</E>
        <C>宽容将是他立足在上面进行战斗的根基。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>That this fear had as yet no concrete basis made it all the more nagging.</E>
        <C>正是由于这种恐惧心理迄今尚无任何根据,它就更显得令人讨厌。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Its serious basis was that we had little to lose and much to gain.</E>
        <C>主要的根据在于,我们不会失去多少东西,而所获的却会很多。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Since many of the compounds are colored, the next scheme was to name compounds on the basis of color.</E>
        <C>由于这类化合物很多是有颜色的,所以下一个设计就是根据颜色来给化合物命名。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>At this time, it is not apparent what the basis for a more appropriate choice should be.</E>
        <C>这时并不清楚,要适当的选择的基础应是什么。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>elements,foundation,base,bed,bottom</E>
        <C>n. 基础；底部；主要成分；基本原则或原理</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[bɑ:θ/bæθ]</SM>
    <E>bath</E>
    <C>n. 沐浴；浴室；浴盆
vt. 洗澡
vi. 洗澡
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>It was more like the bend of a river than a bath.</E>
        <C>与其说是游泳池,倒不如说它更象一条河湾。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The morning went easily enough with a bath and a stroll along the front.</E>
        <C>在海里洗个澡,在滨海人行道上蹓跶,一个早晨就轻松地过去了。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He looks as if he hadn't had a bath for a month and his hands are filthy.</E>
        <C>他看起来足有一个月没有洗澡,两只手脏得要命。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>There was a theater and lecture room along with the baths, so it was more of a gentlemen's club than a public bath.</E>
        <C>浴室中还没有剧院和讲演厅,所以它不是一般的公共浴室,而更象是绅士俱乐部。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>If the child can have a tub bath, sit him in tepid water up to midthigh.</E>
        <C>如果小儿能用盆浴,可让他坐在温水中使水泡至大腿的一半。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>ablutions,bagnio</E>
        <C>n. 沐浴；浴室；[建]浴盆</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>wash oneself</E>
        <C>vt. 洗澡</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>wash oneself</E>
        <C>vi. 洗澡</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[beið]</SM>
    <E>bathe</E>
    <C>vt. 沐浴；用水洗
vi. 洗澡；沐浴
n. 洗澡；游泳
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>She went into the kitchen and filled a bowl with warm water and a little antiseptic to bathe his wounds.</E>
        <C>她走进厨房,倒了一钵热水,加上消毒剂,准备给他洗涤伤口。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Troy's nature freshened within him; he thought he would rest and bathe here before going further.</E>
        <C>特罗伊的精神在他身上焕发了;他想不妨在继续赶路之前在这里休息一下,洗个澡。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>It was the noon halt, and we decided to bathe in the cool, inviting stream.</E>
        <C>当时正好中午要歇脚,我们决定到清凉宜人的溪水中洗个澡。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>I do not relish the idea of a bathe in the icy water.</E>
        <C>我不愿听别人提出的洗冷水澡的主意。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>It was a safe and fine place to bathe.</E>
        <C>这里是安全美妙的天然浴场。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>lave</E>
        <C>vt. 沐浴；用水洗</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>wash oneself,have a bath</E>
        <C>vi. 洗澡；沐浴</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>swim,ablution</E>
        <C>n. 洗澡；游泳</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['bætl]</SM>
    <E>battle</E>
    <C>n. 战役；斗争
vi. 斗争；作战
vt. 与…作战
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>We may now revive up to this point the course of this memorable battle.</E>
        <C>我们现在可以回顾一下这一令人难忘的战争截至目前这一阶段所经过的过程。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>It came into my mind that Alan, on the day of that battle, had been engaged upon the royal side.</E>
        <C>我想起了,战斗发生的那天,艾伦原是给国王那边当差的。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>I should be sorry to see an unsettling change made at a time when the battle is at its climax, swaying to and fro.</E>
        <C>当战事正酣、胜负未卜的时候,进行摇摆不定的变革,实非我的意愿。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>I fitted myself up for a battle, as before; though with more caution, knowing I had to do with another kind of enemy than I had at first.</E>
        <C>我照旧进行着作战的准备;可是比过去更加小心,因为我知道所要应付的是一种和从前不同的敌人。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>It looks as if the battle is moving to its climax.</E>
        <C>看来好象战事行将达到高潮。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>war,conflict,campaign</E>
        <C>n. 战役；斗争</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>campaign,fight,war</E>
        <C>vi. 斗争；作战</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[,bi: 'si:]</SM>
    <E>BC</E>
    <C>abbr. 公元前（Before Christ）
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>The increase in nominal stress due to live load, BC, is usually small in comparison with the dead load, OA.</E>
        <C>活载产生的名义应力的增量BC段与恒载产生的名义应力OA段相比一般是很小的。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The tube ABC shown is cantilevered with AB and BC in a horizontal plan.</E>
        <C>所示的管ABC是由位于同一水平面内的AB和BC组成的悬臂。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Soldiers of bad character were branded BC.</E>
        <C>对品质恶劣的军人烙BC型烙印。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The scene is laid in Athens,in the third century BC.</E>
        <C>背景是纪元前3世纪的雅典。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Glass-making flourished as early as 1350 BC.</E>
        <C>早在公元前一千三百五十年,玻璃制造业已十分发达。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns />
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[biəd]</SM>
    <E>beard</E>
    <C>vt. 公然反对；抓…的胡须
n. 胡须；颌毛
vi. 充当掩护；充当男随员
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>He looked at me for a minute or two, pulling his untidy beard.</E>
        <C>他盯着我看了一两分钟,一面揪着他那乱篷篷的胡子。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He looked as if he had glued the rakish beard on to his solemn face.</E>
        <C>他看上去就象是把流云般的胡须贴在他庄重的脸上一样。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The emperor's long beard streamed in the wind like the tail of a flaming red comet.</E>
        <C>这位国王的长胡须迎风飘扬,宛如燃烧着的红色慧星的尾巴。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>One thing he had not done, either before or after La Mission, was to grow a beard.</E>
        <C>有一件事他在拉米申事件前后都没有做,那就是留起络腮胡子。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>His visitor's face had a week's growth of reddish beard; the deep tan of his cheeks gave him a robust appearance.</E>
        <C>客人脸上的淡红胡子有一个礼拜没刮了,那晒黑了的两颊给了他一副健康的外表。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>speak out against</E>
        <C>vt. 公然反对；抓…的胡须</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>hige,barba</E>
        <C>n. [解剖]胡须；颌毛</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['bju:ti]</SM>
    <E>beauty</E>
    <C>n. 美；美丽；美人；美好的东西
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>And yet there was an aloofness about him, a way he had of making her feel he had never been enslaved by his beauty.</E>
        <C>可是他对此却有一点冷漠,从来没有使她感觉到他在受自己外貌的奴役。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The sense of his own beauty came on him like a revelation.</E>
        <C>他自己的美感突然显示在他眼前。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Two years in France had opened his eyes to the beauty of his own countryside.</E>
        <C>在法国的两年,使他能看出这里的乡村风景是美丽的。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>This flying beauty seemed to him imprinted on her brow, her hair, her lips, and in her eyes.</E>
        <C>在他看来,好象在她的额上、发上、唇上和眼睛里全刻划着这种缥缈的美。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>His grander dream had been a marriage with a lady of so glowing a fame for beauty and attachment to her lord.</E>
        <C>他宏伟的迷梦是要与一个因其美貌和对男人的顺从而芳名闪烁的女人结婚。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>fair,pulchritude</E>
        <C>n. 美；美丽；美人；美好的东西</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[biə]</SM>
    <E>beer</E>
    <C>n. 啤酒
vi. 喝啤酒
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>I stared at him with awe as he gulped his beer from a tin bucket.</E>
        <C>我又敬又怕,瞪大了眼睛看看他从一只铁洋桶里舀出啤酒来大口灌下。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Nancy took a swig of her beer, which tasted good, then decided to come to the point.</E>
        <C>南希呷了一大口啤酒,觉得味道还不错,然后决定开门见山。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>In the meanwhile, the caravan blundered on as if it too had been drinking strong beer and was drowsy.</E>
        <C>在同时,车子还是一跌一蹉地前进,好象它也喝了强烈的啤酒,搞得醉醺醺的。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The storekeeper provides the beer and lemonades, and some of the food, and his wife helps with the cooking.</E>
        <C>这个商人提供啤酒,柠檬水和部分食品,他的妻子帮厨。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Let me catch you drink anything but beer I beat the hell out of you.</E>
        <C>你们只准喝啤酒。别的什么也不许喝。看叫我逮住,不揍你们个屁滚尿流才怪。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>reeb,cerevisiae</E>
        <C>n. [食品]啤酒</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[beɡ]</SM>
    <E>beg</E>
    <C>vt. 乞讨；恳求；回避正题
vi. 乞讨；请求
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>I beg of him not to run any risk.</E>
        <C>我恳求他不要冒险。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>I beg of you to consider it, and do not stand in the way of your own safety and prosperity.</E>
        <C>我求你把这事仔细想一想,不要妨碍了自己的安全和幸福。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>I beg you to recognize human life draped in a form and guise alien to ours, but springing from a soil plowed and sown by all our hands.</E>
        <C>我请求你们承认这样一种生命,它的样子和装束虽然跟我们不同,却是在我们大家亲自耕种的土地上生长的。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Robby spilt some beer on her foot, and said, "I beg your pudding."</E>
        <C>罗比泼了一些啤酒在她脚上,说了声“对不住。”</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>I beg him on my knees to renounce his claim to his mother's fortune.</E>
        <C>我愿意跪下来,求他抛弃母亲的遗产。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>pray for,beseech</E>
        <C>vt. 乞讨；恳求；回避正题</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>demand,apply for</E>
        <C>vi. 乞讨；请求</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[bi'ɡiniŋ]</SM>
    <E>beginning</E>
    <C>n. 开始；起点
v. 开始；创建（begin的ing形式）
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>The sun was beginning to color the sky above.</E>
        <C>太阳正开始给上面的天空涂抹色彩。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>His unselfish work is at last beginning to tell.</E>
        <C>他那番忘我无私的工作终于开始奏效了。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Others as well as herself were beginning to leave the suite.</E>
        <C>许多人包括她自己都准备离开套房。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>It had been a sufficiently rash act to buy the book in the beginning.</E>
        <C>当初买那本日记,本来是件够冒失的事。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>This was but the beginning of the tragedy of this pair of star-crossed lovers.</E>
        <C>这仅仅是这一对不幸的情人悲剧的开始。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>threshold,opening,conception,fresh,first</E>
        <C>n. 开始；起点</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>starting,initiating</E>
        <C>v. 开始；创建（begin的ing形式）</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[bi'heiv]</SM>
    <E>behave</E>
    <C>vi. 表现；（机器等）运转；举止端正；（事物）起某种作用
vt. 使守规矩；使表现得…
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>She didn't scold me, but only cleaned off the grease and clay, and looked so sorry that I thought I would behave awhile if I could.</E>
        <C>她并没有骂我,只是把我衣服上的油渍和泥土都洗干净了,她显得那么难过的样子,使我觉得只要我能办到,可真得乖一会儿了。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>"If you don't behave," I said, "I'll take you straight home."</E>
        <C>“你再不老实的话,”我说,“我就马上送你回家去”。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The great fresh open, after the stupefying warmth indoors, made them behave like wild things.</E>
        <C>她们在室内时,温暖使她们麻木了,如今来到广阔无垠、空气新鲜的旷野,她们的行动简直象野物了。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>These watchers are waiting to confirm that the moon will behave as they have come to expect.</E>
        <C>观察家们正等着,验证月亮将按照他们所预期的那样运行。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The task of science is only to describe how things behave.</E>
        <C>科学的任务只是描述事物是如何活动的。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>conduct oneself,bear oneself,run,go</E>
        <C>vi. 表现；（机器等）运转；举止端正；（事物）起某种作用</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[bi'heivjə]</SM>
    <E>behavior</E>
    <C>n. 行为，举止；态度；反应
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>His behavior to me proved that he did not know.</E>
        <C>他对我的行动表明,他并不知道。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Such reckless behavior did not make Mr. Allan any more fond of the boy.</E>
        <C>这种不顾后果的行为没有使爱伦先生对这个孩子增加任何好感。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Her strange behavior caused a good deal of comment.</E>
        <C>她的反常行为引起了不少闲话。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>To date observed behavior has been dealt with in one of two ways.</E>
        <C>迄今为止,所观察到的特性无非用两种方法表示。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Her modest ways and behavior pleased him so much.</E>
        <C>她那谦恭温顺的品行深得他的欢心。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>dealing,going,reaction,response,bearing</E>
        <C>n. 行为，举止；态度；反应</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[bi'li:f]</SM>
    <E>belief</E>
    <C>n. 相信，信赖；信仰；教义
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>She felt it was not for her to cast stones at those who, on similar evidence, inclined to the same belief.</E>
        <C>她觉得没有资格去责备那些在同样情形下会偏向同样信念的人。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The want of belief is a defect that ought to be concealed, when it cannot be overcome.</E>
        <C>缺乏信仰是一种缺点,不能克服时应加以掩盖。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Misers hold no belief in a life beyond the grave, the present is all in all to them.</E>
        <C>凡是守财奴都只知道眼前,不相信来世。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>This belief does not seem to be supported by observations made in 1973.</E>
        <C>这一观点似乎没有得到1973年观测的支持。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>I have been uneasy in the belief that I have offended you, and that you are going away on that account.</E>
        <C>当我相信我已经得罪了你,因此你要离开的时候,我感到不安。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>faith,teaching,trust,doctrine</E>
        <C>n. 相信，信赖；信仰；教义</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[bi'lɔŋ]</SM>
    <E>belong</E>
    <C>vi. 属于，应归入；居住；适宜；应被放置
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>For the moment let us describe the minor members that we are sure belong to the Local Group.</E>
        <C>现在,我们来介绍一下明确属于本星系群的几个较小的成员星系。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>People call me the man of wiles, but that title must now belong to you.</E>
        <C>人们叫我智多星,可是现在这个称号应该给你了。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>For if she had attended her household affairs, and such things as belong to women…she had kept her wits.</E>
        <C>如果她操持家务,做些妇女份内的事……她就不至于才思枯竭。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Atomic states arising from the same value of L and of S are said to belong to the same term.</E>
        <C>由相同的L和S数值得到的原子状态被认为属于同一谱项。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>You'll end up in the business, which is where you belong anyway.</E>
        <C>你还是进工商界谋个立身之地为好,你本来就是买卖人家出身嘛。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>room,live,harbor</E>
        <C>vi. 属于，应归入；居住；适宜；应被放置</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[belt]</SM>
    <E>belt</E>
    <C>n. 带；腰带；地带
vt. 用带子系住；用皮带抽打
vi. 猛击
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>When he reached the fence, Georges detached a pair of heavy wire shears from his belt and began cutting.</E>
        <C>乔戈斯爬到铁丝网跟前的时候,从腰带上解下一副笨重的剪铁丝的剪刀,动手剪了起来。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>But for a slight rhythmic movement of the cartridge box at the back of his belt he might have been thought to be dead.</E>
        <C>要不是腰部皮带上的子弹盒有节奏地轻微起伏着,人们还会以为他已经死去了。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The belt is too tight;ease it a little.</E>
        <C>带子太紧了,放松一点。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He made no other movement, but stood with his thumbs in his belt.</E>
        <C>他没有别的动作,只是把大拇指插在腰带里站着。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He leaped to his feet, at the same time reaching to his belt for a hunting knife he carried in a sheath.</E>
        <C>他纵身一跳,站了起来,同时伸手到腰带上去拔他那把套在鞘里的猎刀。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>band,strip,zone,terrain,tract</E>
        <C>n. 带；腰带；地带</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>drive,jab at</E>
        <C>vi. 猛击</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[bentʃ]</SM>
    <E>bench</E>
    <C>n. 长凳；工作台；替补队员
vt. 给…以席位；为…设置条凳
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>She had moved from the wall of the garret, very near to the bench on which he sat.</E>
        <C>她已经从顶阁的墙边走过来,很挨近他所坐的矮凳。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He was bending his head down, his right hand tightly clenched upon the edge of the bench.</E>
        <C>他低低地垂着头,右手紧紧抓住了凳子的边缘。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>In the courtyard Tung found a rough bench, placed it beneath the window of Bethune's room and took up the vigil.</E>
        <C>董在院子里找到一条粗糙的板凳,放在白求恩的屋子窗户底下,开始守护。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>There was a highly ornamental, dark brown carved bench on a raised platform.</E>
        <C>在高起来的讲坛上,放着一张很精细的,雕花的淡褐色案桌。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>At the west end, a raised platform, with a highly ornamental, dark brown carved bench upon it.</E>
        <C>西面尽头的地方,有高起来的讲坛,上面放着一张精致的、雕花的深褐色案桌。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns />
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[bend]</SM>
    <E>bend</E>
    <C>vt. 使弯曲；使屈服；使致力；使朝向
vi. 弯曲，转弯；屈服；倾向；专心于
n. 弯曲
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>It was more like the bend of a river than a bath.</E>
        <C>与其说是游泳池,倒不如说它更象一条河湾。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He forged into the lead as they came round the last bend before the end of the race.</E>
        <C>他们跑到终点前最后一个转角时,他突然冲前居领先地位。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He could bend her to his will.</E>
        <C>他能够使她俯首贴耳的。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>I picked it up with a weary bend and handed it back to her.</E>
        <C>我懒洋洋地弯下腰把它捡了起来,递还给了他。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Madame Curie did not need any more to bend over bubbling pans.</E>
        <C>居里夫人不需要再守着噗噗沸腾的铁锅干活了。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>wind,curve</E>
        <C>vt. 使弯曲；使屈服；使致力；使朝向</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>tend,affect</E>
        <C>vi. 弯曲，转弯；屈服；倾向；专心于</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>curve,give,winding,inflection</E>
        <C>n. 弯曲</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[bi'ni:θ]</SM>
    <E>beneath</E>
    <C>prep. 在…之下
adv. 在下方
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>There was hardly a child that had not hung beneath his steelyards, tied in a silk handkerchief.</E>
        <C>几乎没有一个婴儿不曾用丝巾裹着在他的提秤下面吊过。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>She had allowed him to live beneath her roof, assuming that he was a man of honor.</E>
        <C>她允许他住在自己的屋檐下,认为他是个正人君子。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>A new mood was on her, and the colour of her fathomless mind had changed beneath it.</E>
        <C>好象她那深遂的脑海的色泽变了,脸上泛起了一种新的神韵。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The rich were out of her reach and the poor were beneath her contempt.</E>
        <C>富人她高攀不上,穷人她看不起。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>In the courtyard Tung found a rough bench, placed it beneath the window of Bethune's room and took up the vigil.</E>
        <C>董在院子里找到一条粗糙的板凳,放在白求恩的屋子窗户底下,开始守护。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>neath</E>
        <C>prep. 在…之下</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>under</E>
        <C>adv. 在下方</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['benifit]</SM>
    <E>benefit</E>
    <C>n. 利益，好处；救济金
vt. 有益于，对…有益
vi. 受益，得益
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>The only work they do is to scheme to reap the benefit of the labour of others.</E>
        <C>他们只干一件事,就是盘算着榨取别人的劳动成果。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He marred any plans which might be arranged for his benefit.</E>
        <C>别人为他的利益所作的安排,都给他弄得一塌糊涂。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>I had no end of a benefit getting things straight.</E>
        <C>我那收拾东西的好差事没完没了。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He is showing off for the benefit of his future.</E>
        <C>他在为他前途的利益而卖弄才能。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The sea air will benefit your health.</E>
        <C>海上空气将对你的健康有好处。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>behalf,sake,profit,advantage,plus</E>
        <C>n. 利益，好处；救济金</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>profit,be good for</E>
        <C>vt. 有益于，对…有益</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[best]</SM>
    <E>best</E>
    <C>n. 最好的人，最好的事物；最佳状态
adj. 最好的
adv. 最好地
vt. 打败，胜过
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>Christ was, if not divine, at least the best and wisest of men.</E>
        <C>基督即使不是神明,至少也是人类最有道德、最有智慧的。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>She was making the best of her way with singular speed for so aged a woman.</E>
        <C>她在尽快地前进,年事这么高的妇女竟能以如此的速度行走。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The best way to turn off the speculation, he said, was to tell the truth.</E>
        <C>他说,停止那些臆测的最好办法就是说明真相。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>In her best moments she did not act.</E>
        <C>在春风得意的时代,她是不必装模作样的。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Perhaps it would be best not to see Mary at all.</E>
        <C>至于玛丽,也许压根儿不去见她为上策。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>groove,high point</E>
        <C>n. 最好的人，最好的事物；最佳状态</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>greatest,perfect,prime,crack</E>
        <C>adj. 最好的</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>primely</E>
        <C>adv. 最好地</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>beat,overcome,exceed,tank,cap</E>
        <C>vt. 打败，胜过</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[betə]</SM>
    <E>better</E>
    <C>n. 长辈；较好者；打赌的人（等于bettor）
adv. 更好的；更多的；较大程度地
adj. 较好的
vt. 改善；胜过
vi. 变得较好
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>He no doubt wants to go down in history as the leader who brought peace and a better life to Russia.</E>
        <C>他无疑想作为给俄国带来和平和较美好生活的领导人而名垂青史。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>If he were making a fortune and a name, so much the better for him.</E>
        <C>要是他正在那儿名利兼收,那对于他个人当然是很好的了。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>It may come out better than you think in the long run.</E>
        <C>从长远看,也许结果比你所想的要好。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Anson, you know him better than some of the rest of us.</E>
        <C>安逊,你比我们其余的人同他更熟些。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>"You are better?" said the child, stopping to speak with him.</E>
        <C>“你好一些吗?”这孩子说,停下脚步同他讲话。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>elder,seniority</E>
        <C>n. 长辈；较好者；打赌的人（等于bettor）</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>improve,overcome,exceed,cap</E>
        <C>vt. 改善；胜过</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['biljən]</SM>
    <E>billion</E>
    <C>n. 十亿；大量
num. 十亿
adj. 十亿的
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>As it is, it has brought me things that not even a billion pesetas could buy.</E>
        <C>可实际上,这事已经给我带来了亿万比塞塔都买不到的东西。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>At some time more than five billion years ago the universe started.</E>
        <C>在50亿年前的某个时候,宇宙开始形成。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>But these imports came to nearly 127 billion dollars.</E>
        <C>但是,这些进口商品的价值总额却接近1270亿美元。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The German central bank must use 2 billion in reserves to buy up 6 billion marks.</E>
        <C>德国中央银行必须用其储备中的20亿美元买进60亿马克。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The youngest rocks found on the moon are 3 billion years old.</E>
        <C>在月球上发现的地质年代最晚的岩石已有30亿年历史了。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>lots of,wealth,ocean,sea,body</E>
        <C>n. 十亿；大量</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[bai'ɔlədʒi]</SM>
    <E>biology</E>
    <C>n. （一个地区全部的）生物；生物学
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>This disposition is often used as an explanatory principle in biology and psychology.</E>
        <C>在生物学和心理学中常将这种特性作为解释问题的原则。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>No doubt, biology and psychology can solve, or will soon be able to solve, the "problem of transforming man".</E>
        <C>毫无疑问,生物学和心理学能够或不久就能够解决“改造人的问题”。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Monoclonal antibodies have had an astonishing impact on almost every facet of biology.</E>
        <C>单克隆抗体对几乎所有生物学领域都发生了惊人的影响。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Introductory biology texts tend to be compilations of conclusions.</E>
        <C>导论式的生物学教科书,多倾向于结论的汇编。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Ultrastructural investigations have become an integral part of cell biology and pathology.</E>
        <C>超微结构的研究已成为细胞生物学和病理学的主要部分。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>life-form,living things</E>
        <C>n. （一个地区全部的）[生物]生物；生物学</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['bə:θpleis]</SM>
    <E>birthplace</E>
    <C>n. 出生地
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>Never was a man less proud of his birthplace.</E>
        <C>象他那样不喜欢家乡的人实不多见。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>country of birth,born city</E>
        <C>n. 出生地</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[bait]</SM>
    <E>bite</E>
    <C>vt. 咬；刺痛
n. 咬；一口；咬伤；刺痛
vi. 咬；刺痛
abbr. 机内测试设备（Built-In Test Equipment）
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>She did not cry out but Scarlett saw her bite her lip and go even whiter.</E>
        <C>她并不嚷,但思嘉莉特看见她在咬嘴唇,面色也越发白了。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>In fact, the coiner of that phrase was one of those who soon felt its bite.</E>
        <C>实际上这句名言的创造者也象其他被咬的人一样,感到它的厉害。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>It was an old bite, and I thought it might do with a country shopkeeper, though in London it would not.</E>
        <C>我用的老法子,我想用之于乡下开店铺的人是可以的,虽然在伦敦城里也许不行。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Then I took a bite to eat, and by and by laid down in the canoe to smoke a pipe and laid out a plan.</E>
        <C>随后我就拿点东西来吃,不一会儿又躺在划子里抽了袋烟,琢磨出个主意来。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The Israelis are none the less ready to bite the Syrians.</E>
        <C>以色列照样会毫不含糊地给叙利亚以颜色</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>cut,gnaw at</E>
        <C>vt. 咬；刺痛</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>smart,mouthful</E>
        <C>n. 咬；一口；咬伤；刺痛</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>smart,gnaw at</E>
        <C>vi. 咬；刺痛</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['bleim]</SM>
    <E>blame</E>
    <C>vt. 责备；归咎于
n. 责备；责任；过失
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>They all agreed that the little man had done quite right; they all said that they didn't blame him in the least.</E>
        <C>大家一致认为小个子做得对,都说他们一点儿也不责怪他。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>By your own way of it, it was you that was to blame, then it shouldn't be you to seek the quarrel.</E>
        <C>事情是你闯下来的,该责备的是你自己,所以你不该再挑起争端。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The blame may lie where it ought to lie, and nowhere else, for I wash my hands of every part of it.</E>
        <C>那罪过可以由该受罚的人去担当,不要加在别人身上,我对于这事不再过问了。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He knew he was to blame himself,but he tried to put me in the wrong.</E>
        <C>他知道他自己应该负责,但他却企图归罪于我。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>It is all very fine to blow and boast beforehand, but now it's done, Alan, and who's to bear the blame of it?</E>
        <C>预先吹吹牛,放放炮倒是不错,可是现在事情干出来了,艾伦,谁来背这个黑锅呢?</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>talk to,tell off</E>
        <C>vt. 责备；归咎于</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>duty,liability,error,burden,trust</E>
        <C>n. 责备；责任；过失</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['blæŋkit]</SM>
    <E>blanket</E>
    <C>n. 毛毯，毯子；毯状物，覆盖层
adj. 总括的，全体的；没有限制的
vt. 覆盖，掩盖；用毯覆盖
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>If there had been no one in the tent, he might have walked over and lifted the blanket.</E>
        <C>要是帐篷里没有人的话、他真会走过去揭开毯子。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>It was as if a great black blanket had been thrown over all the cities, towns, and homes.</E>
        <C>好像是一条巨大的黑色毯子覆盖在所有的城镇和住户的上空。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The blanket fastened across the opening of the cave was lifted and Pablo put his head in.</E>
        <C>系在洞口的毯子给撩起了,巴勃罗探进头来。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>They rolled the child up in a blanket.</E>
        <C>他们用毯子把孩子裹了起来。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He would have forfeited the last blanket of a dream warm as poets revel in.</E>
        <C>他会失去他的美梦给他盖上的最后一块毛毯,这块毛毯给他的温暖是诗人们的津津乐道。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>soogan,sugan</E>
        <C>n. 毛毯，毯子；毯状物，覆盖层</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>entire,corporate,overall,universal</E>
        <C>adj. [经]总括的，全体的；没有限制的</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>invest,house,sheet,roof,cap</E>
        <C>vt. 覆盖，[电子]掩盖；用毯覆盖</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[blɔk]</SM>
    <E>block</E>
    <C>n. 块；街区；大厦；障碍物
vt. 阻止；阻塞；限制
adj. 成批的，大块的；交通堵塞的
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>He sat down on a block of stone and tuned his harp.</E>
        <C>他坐在一块大石头上,弹起他的竖琴来。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Most of these have been discovered in the last few years, and, as yet, we know of no drugs that enhance or block their effects.</E>
        <C>其中多数是近几年发现的,而且我们还未弄清有哪种药物可以增强或阻断它们的功能。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>I began to suspect that she had had every boy in the block.</E>
        <C>我开始怀疑她以前曾和这街里的每个男孩子都有过这样的事。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Tom skirted the block, and came round into a muddy alley that led by the back of his aunt's cow stable.</E>
        <C>汤姆绕着那一排房子转过来,绕到靠他的姨妈的牛栏后面一条烂泥巷子里。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>When John's wife and his mother quarrelled, he was between the beetle and the block.</E>
        <C>约翰的妻子和母亲吵架时,他两面不好做人。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>piece,mass,barrier,bottleneck</E>
        <C>n. [计]块；[建]街区；大厦；障碍物</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>stem,dispute,prohibit,discourage</E>
        <C>vt. 阻止；阻塞；限制</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>batched,wholescale</E>
        <C>adj. 成批的，大块的；交通堵塞的</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[blauz]</SM>
    <E>blouse</E>
    <C>n. 宽松的上衣；女装衬衫
vt. 使…宽松下垂
vi. 宽松下垂
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>Carol reached for her blouse, which hung on a chair by the bed.</E>
        <C>卡萝尔伸手去取挂在床边椅子上的短衫。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Today, she was dressed smartly in white linen slacks and a blue silk blouse.</E>
        <C>今天,她洒脱地穿着一条白色宽松的亚麻便裤,一件蓝色的丝绸罩衫。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>She wore a severe high-collared blouse with a row of small black buttons.</E>
        <C>她身上穿着一件素净的高领口,并排镶着黑钮扣的褂子。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>She wore a black tailored suit with a white blouse.</E>
        <C>她穿着一身配有白色罩衫的考究的黑色衣服。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Look at that man in the blouse, isn't he ripping!</E>
        <C>看那个穿着宽罩衫的男人,他多么漂亮!</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns />
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[bɔil]</SM>
    <E>boil</E>
    <C>vi. 煮沸，沸腾；激动，激昂
vt. 煮沸，烧开；使…激动；使…蒸发
n. 沸腾，煮沸；疖子
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>If the children made a chatter he shouted at them in a way that made their mother's blood boil.</E>
        <C>孩子们要是叽叽喳喳,他就对他们直吆喝,做母亲的看见他那副腔调,真是火冒三丈。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Read through this passage and then boil it down in three sentences.</E>
        <C>把这段文字读一遍,然后将它缩短成3句话。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>It makes my blood boil to see children being treated badly.</E>
        <C>看到有人虐待儿童,我就怒火升腾。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He showed that the heat could be used to boil water.</E>
        <C>他指出,热能使水沸腾。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Then, if he were interested, she would make some coffee and boil a couple of eggs.</E>
        <C>然后,要是他有兴趣,她可以去弄点咖啡,煮两只鸡蛋。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>warm,fire</E>
        <C>vi. 煮沸，[声]沸腾；激动，激昂</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>agitate</E>
        <C>vt. 煮沸，烧开；使…激动；使…蒸发</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>ebullition,gurgitation</E>
        <C>n. [声]沸腾，煮沸；疖子</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[[bəun]]</SM>
    <E>bone</E>
    <C>n. 骨；骨骼；香烟；一首歌
vt. 剔去...的骨；施骨肥于
vi. 苦学；专心致志
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>Two dogs fight for a bone,and a third runs away with it.</E>
        <C>两只狗争骨头,第三只狗把骨头叼跑了。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>When you put on the glasses, one of the elbows that fit over the ears carries the amplified sound to the bone above the ear.</E>
        <C>当你戴上这种眼镜时,套在耳朵上的一只镜腿就会将放大的声音传到耳朵上方骨。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Look how the bone sticks out of the flesh like a dog's fang.</E>
        <C>瞧瞧,这根骨头从肉里露出来,象一只犬牙似的!</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The whip grew taut as human flesh and bone could bear and I felt that my arm was being torn from its socket.</E>
        <C>鞭子越抽越紧,人的骨肉都受不了,我感到我的胳膊都要断下来了。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>I should not deserve such a scourging to the bone as this.</E>
        <C>我也不应该受这样痛澈骨髓的鞭打呀。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns />
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['bɔðə]</SM>
    <E>bother</E>
    <C>vt. 烦扰，打扰；使……不安；使……恼怒
vi. 操心，麻烦；烦恼
n. 麻烦；烦恼
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>You'd think she had enough to bother her head about, running a school like this.</E>
        <C>你会想得到,为一所象这样的学校,要她去伤脑筋的事是够多的了。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Then she began to bother me, and I said I'd had enough plague with the tiresome thing.</E>
        <C>然后她开始来缠我,我说我对这烦人的东西已经够累了。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>"Why the hell did you bother me with your nonsense?" the young man railed.</E>
        <C>“我见了鬼才听你胡说八道!”年轻人沉不住气了</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>One, an old barque, had been big enough for a sub to bother with and the sub had shelled her.</E>
        <C>一条是陈旧的敞篷汽艇,比较大。潜水艇要搞掉它还真得费点儿力气,而它也确实挨了潜艇的炮弹。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>I had no more bother with the rash.The swims in salt water must have healed it up(over).</E>
        <C>我不再受皮疹之苦了。在咸水里游泳定能使它痊愈。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>eat,burden</E>
        <C>vt. 烦扰，打扰；使……不安；使……恼怒</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>worry,go to trouble</E>
        <C>vi. 操心，麻烦；烦恼</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>trouble,worry,headache</E>
        <C>n. 麻烦；烦恼</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[brɑ:ntʃ, bræntʃ]</SM>
    <E>branch</E>
    <C>vt. 分支；出现分歧
vi. 分支；出现分歧
n. 树枝，分枝；分部；支流
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>No one man or one branch was to be able to exercise all the powers of government.</E>
        <C>没有任何一个人或任何一个部门能掌握政府的所有权力。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>I'm the head of the noblest branch of the family, and I ought to live up to it.</E>
        <C>“俺是族中顶高贵那一房的族长,俺应该端起这个族长的架子来。”</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Two nodes of a graph are said to be adjacent if there is a branch between them.</E>
        <C>如果图中二节点间可有一个分枝存在,则称此二节点为相邻的。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>This view did not prevail in all parts of the executive branch.</E>
        <C>这一观点并不是在政府的所有部门都占优势。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>"The apple fell because its stem would no longer hold it to its branch," was his first thought.</E>
        <C>“因为苹果的蒂已经不能使苹果继续挂在树枝上,所以它掉下来了。”这是他最初的想法。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>sticks,feeder</E>
        <C>n. [林]树枝，[植]分枝；分部；[地理][水文]支流</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[brik]</SM>
    <E>brick</E>
    <C>n. 砖，砖块；砖形物；心肠好的人
vt. 用砖砌
adj. 用砖做的；似砖的
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>Upon the top of the bank was a low brick wall, surmounted by an iron railing.</E>
        <C>堤上有一段矮矮的砖墙,墙上是一道铁栅栏。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>As if she were living not in this solid world of brick and stone, but in a beautified world.</E>
        <C>她好象并非生活在这个现实的砖瓦世界里,而是生活在一个美化了的世界里。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>After some slices of bread and jam, Sabina said: "I say, you know, you are a brick!" And Freda chimed in: "right!"</E>
        <C>吃了几片果酱面包之后,莎比娜说:“我说呀,你要知道,你真是个好人!”弗蕾达便应合着说:“没错!”</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Henchard's house was one of the best, faced with dull red-and-grey old brick.</E>
        <C>亨察尔的一座房屋是最好的,外面砌着一层黯淡的红灰色的旧砖。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>It was housed in a plain brick building, shaped like an "E" and built in the 1960s.</E>
        <C>那是一座没有任何外部装饰的砖砌建筑,呈“E”字形,建于六十年代。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns />
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[bri:f]</SM>
    <E>brief</E>
    <C>adj. 简短的，简洁的；短暂的，草率的
n. 摘要，简报；概要，诉书
vt. 简报，摘要；作…的提要
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>She glanced at him with a brief smile.</E>
        <C>她同时瞟了他一眼,淡淡一笑。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>So Mole, after struggling with his memory for a brief space, shook his head sadly and followed the Rat.</E>
        <C>鼹鼠在苦思苦索了一阵之后,也凄凉地摇摇头跟着老鼠去了。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>After a brief, significant pause, "But he talks as good English as you or me," said he.</E>
        <C>他意味深长地停了一下接着说:“可是他的英语说得跟你、我一样好。”</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The early dear, dear memories of that brief prime of love rushed back upon her.</E>
        <C>早年昙花一现的爱情生活,多珍贵的回忆!一时都到眼前来了。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>In the course of his brief visit, he quite forgot to ask after his niece.</E>
        <C>在这番短促的拜访中,他完全忘记打听一下他侄女的情况。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>little,passing,transient,compact</E>
        <C>adj. 简短的，简洁的；短暂的，草率的</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>abstract,resume</E>
        <C>n. [图情]摘要，简报；概要，诉书</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>abstract,epitomize</E>
        <C>vt. 简报，[图情]摘要；作…的提要</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['britən]</SM>
    <E>Britain</E>
    <C>n. 英国；不列颠
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>The charm of Britain has always been the ease with which one can move into the middle classes.</E>
        <C>大不列颠的引人之处就在于它可毫不费劲地使一个人进入中产阶级。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>This election is about the future of Britain—a great country which seems to have lost its way.</E>
        <C>这次大选关系到英国的未来。这个伟大的国家,看来已经迷失了方向。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Those parts of Great Britain which border upon the Irish sea are all grazing countries.</E>
        <C>不列颠靠近爱尔兰海的地方,都是牧畜地。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>In late June 1942 the press of the United States and Great Britain was echoing the Russian cry for a "second front".</E>
        <C>1942年6月下旬,美英响应苏俄的呼吁,“开辟第二战场”。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>It was nearly a thousand years since Britain had seen the fires of a foreign camp on English soil.</E>
        <C>不列颠人在英格兰土地上看到敌人的营火,已经是将近一千年以前的事了。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns />
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['britiʃ]</SM>
    <E>British</E>
    <C>adj. 英国的；英国人的；大不列颠的
n. 英国人
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>The lifeblood of the British working class went into a naval base twenty miles square.</E>
        <C>英国工人阶级的衣食血肉都消耗在这二十英里见方的海军基地上了。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The British were beginning to turn out tanks, planes, guns, and ships as never before.</E>
        <C>英国开始以前所未有的记录生产坦克、飞机、大炮和舰船。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>It is worth recalling that as late as 1800 one of every three men in the British Isles was Irishman.</E>
        <C>值得提及的是,迟至1800年时,不列颠群岛每三人中就有一个爱尔兰人。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>On the British Airways Concorde, after luncheon had been served, Celia closed her eyes and marshalled her thoughts.</E>
        <C>在英国航空公司的协和式飞机上,送过午饭以后,西莉亚合上了双眼,开始清理脑子里的各种念头。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The new usage of the word has come from America, and is now found in British contexts.</E>
        <C>这个新词用法来自美国,现在已用于英国的文章中了。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns />
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[brɔ:d]</SM>
    <E>broad</E>
    <C>adj. 宽的，辽阔的；显著的；大概的
n. 宽阔部分
adv. 宽阔地
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>The new boy took two broad coppers out of his pocket and held them out with derision.</E>
        <C>新来的孩子从口袋里掏出两个大铜板,显出讥讽的神气伸出手来。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He had come length of that broad glade, with the island of timber, pointed out by Dick.</E>
        <C>他已经到了宽阔的林间空地尽头,这空地就是狄克曾经指点过的,长着密密丛丛树林的那块空地。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The old house had been long ago pulled down, and a fine broad road was in its place.</E>
        <C>那座老房子早已拆毁了,在它的地基上修建了一条又齐又宽阔的大道。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>His broad shoulders were hunched forward and his chin jutted out as though the thoughts in his mind were not pleasant.</E>
        <C>他的阔肩膀向前佝着,下巴颏儿翘起来,象似心里在想什么不愉快的事。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>On the top of the clouds the sun shone brilliantly; stretching away out of sight there was a broad, white road.</E>
        <C>上了云端,阳光灿烂,一条白色宽阔大道伸向天际,望不到尽头。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>wider,obvious,prominent,marked,noted</E>
        <C>adj. 宽的，辽阔的；显著的；大概的</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['brɔ:dkɑ:st, -kæst]</SM>
    <E>broadcast</E>
    <C>vt. 播送，播放；（无线电或电视）广播；播撒（种子）
vi. 广播，播送；播放
n. 广播；播音；广播节目
adj. 广播的
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>She broadcast(ed) the gossip all over the town.</E>
        <C>她把这个流言传遍了全镇。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>His stirring addresses were made known to France and the world by the British broadcast.</E>
        <C>他那振奋人心的演说,已通过英国广播电台播送到法国和全世界。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>It was a live broadcast, not a recording.</E>
        <C>那是实况转播,不是录音。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The King himself broadcast in the New Year to his country on the same lines.</E>
        <C>国王本人向他的国家广播的新年祝词,也表达了同样的意思。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The time base was given both by a crystal clock and the broadcast standard signals.</E>
        <C>时间标准是由石英钟和广播标准信号提供的。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>play,send over</E>
        <C>vt. 播送，播放；（无线电或电视）广播；播撒（种子）</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>send over</E>
        <C>vi. 广播，播送；播放</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>Pingback</E>
        <C>n. 广播；播音；广播节目</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[bru:m]</SM>
    <E>broom</E>
    <C>n. 扫帚；金雀花
vt. 扫除
vi. 桩顶开花或开裂
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>She saw Dick huddled there in his rags, and roused him up with her broom.</E>
        <C>她发现迪克穿着破衣服,缩成一团,待在那里,便用扫帚把他捅了起来。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The broom grows down the arid sand hill.</E>
        <C>金雀草蔓延在干燥的沙丘下。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>A new broom sweeps clean.</E>
        <C>新笤帚扫得干净,新官上任三把火。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>genista,gorse</E>
        <C>n. 扫帚；[纺]金雀花</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>clean off,sweep out</E>
        <C>vt. 扫除</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['bʌkit]</SM>
    <E>bucket</E>
    <C>n. 桶，水桶；铲斗；一桶的量
v. 倾盆而下；颠簸着行进
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>I stared at him with awe as he gulped his beer from a tin bucket.</E>
        <C>我又敬又怕,瞪大了眼睛看看他从一只铁洋桶里舀出啤酒来大口灌下。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The bottom of the bucket is clean knocked cut.</E>
        <C>水桶底儿一古脑儿地都磕掉了。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The two forces acting on the bucket are the weight and the tension of the cable.</E>
        <C>加在这吊桶的力为重量和纲缆的张力。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The old man kicked the bucket while they were away from home.</E>
        <C>老人在他们离家外出时去世了。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Well, my knowledge in the field is but a drop in the bucket.</E>
        <C>唉,我那点知识不过是本学科的沧海一粟。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>barrel,pail</E>
        <C>n. 桶，水桶；[机]铲斗；一桶的量</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>pour down</E>
        <C>v. 倾盆而下；颠簸着行进</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[bə:st]</SM>
    <E>burst</E>
    <C>vi. 爆发，突发；爆炸
vt. 爆发，突发；爆炸
n. 爆发，突发；爆炸
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>Suddenly a woman burst into his shed, as if she had been blown in.</E>
        <C>突然一个女人闯进了他的小屋,犹如大风把她刮进来一般。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>So sad it made her to see him thus, that she would burst into tears.</E>
        <C>看到他这样她真伤心,因此她的眼泪落个不停。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>When Bertha was alone in her room she threw herself down on her bed and burst into tears.</E>
        <C>当伯莎独自呆在房间里时,她扑倒在床上,突然大哭起来。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Annette sank into a chair, and, leaning her forehead on her two fists, burst into passionate weeping.</E>
        <C>安耐特颓然跃进一把椅子里,用两只拳头顶着脑门儿,突然撕心裂肺地哭了起来。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>As he stepped off the train from New York a large crowd burst through the gates and streamed down the long platform.</E>
        <C>他一跨下从纽约来的火车,一大群人便涌进入口处,沿着很长的月台蜂拥着跑过去。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>out break,flame up</E>
        <C>vi. [天]爆发，突发；[力]爆炸</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>blast,out break</E>
        <C>vt. [天]爆发，突发；[力]爆炸</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>blast,outbreak</E>
        <C>n. [天]爆发，突发；[力]爆炸</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['beri]</SM>
    <E>bury</E>
    <C>vt. 埋葬；隐藏
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>She was child and mad with fright and she wanted to bury her head in her mother's lap and shut out this sight.</E>
        <C>她仿佛还是一个小孩子,现在吓慌了,想躲到母亲怀里,避开这种可怕的景象。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>No method has been found yet to bury them safely or to neutralize them.</E>
        <C>没有发现什么办法可将它安全地埋起来,或是使它变成无害的东西。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Now he could not bury himself in those thoughts.</E>
        <C>现在他静不下心来想这些事。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>After making this dough why does he bury himself in the sticks? What's he in Chicago for?</E>
        <C>他赚了那么多钱后,为什么又躲到芝加哥那个小地方去了呢?</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Another man, one of his disciples, said to Jesus, "Lord, first let me go bury my father, "</E>
        <C>又有一个门徒对耶稣说:“主啊,容我先回去埋葬我的父亲。”</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>lock,pocket</E>
        <C>vt. 埋葬；隐藏</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[buʃ]</SM>
    <E>bush</E>
    <C>n. 灌木；矮树丛
vt. 以灌木装饰；使…精疲力竭
vi. 丛生；浓密地生长
adj. 如灌木般长得低矮的；粗野的
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>He sat down in the hole again, and peered at the bush.</E>
        <C>他重新又在工事里坐下,盯着那棵矮树。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He began to search for her through the bush, pulling up trees and raising the dusts.</E>
        <C>他开始在丛林中搜寻她,拔起树木,扬起尘土。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The German sent a cruiser, shelled the bush, burned half a dozen villages, killed a couple of natives and a lot of pigs.</E>
        <C>德国人派来一艘巡洋舰,炮击了丛林,烧毁了六、七个村落,打死两个土人和不少的猪。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Don't beat around the bush, come straight to the point.</E>
        <C>请直截了当地说,不要转弯抹角。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>She shaved off the top branches of that bush.</E>
        <C>她把小树丛的顶梢都剪去了。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>shrub,frutex</E>
        <C>n. [林]灌木；矮树丛</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>peter</E>
        <C>vt. 以灌木装饰；使…精疲力竭</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>cluster</E>
        <C>vi. 丛生；浓密地生长</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>robust,gross,rough,country</E>
        <C>adj. 如灌木般长得低矮的；粗野的</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['biznismæn]</SM>
    <E>businessman</E>
    <C>n. 商人
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>A businessman who has "met a payroll" may feel that his views on price control are final.</E>
        <C>一个能够“从容支付工资”的工商业者,可以认为自己的关于限制价格的观点是无可非议的。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>merchant,trader</E>
        <C>n. [贸易]商人</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['butʃə]</SM>
    <E>butcher</E>
    <C>vt. 屠杀
n. 屠夫
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>Hitler was as great a butcher as the world has seen.</E>
        <C>希特勒是有史以来最大的杀人狂。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The butcher takes a package of sliced bacon wrapped in cellophane, wraps it in brown paper, seals it, and marks the price.</E>
        <C>卖肉的拿了一包用玻璃纸包着的切成片的腌猪肉,用棕色纸包上粘好,标上价钱。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Butcher indeed! I'd like to butcher him if I got the chance.</E>
        <C>真是个屠夫,要是有机会,我真想宰了他。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The butcher will dress the chicken for you.</E>
        <C>肉商将为你准备加工好的鸡。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>I still owe the butcher for the meat I had last Sunday.</E>
        <C>上星期日我买肉,我仍然欠那个卖肉的人的钱。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>put to the sword,shed blood</E>
        <C>vt. 屠杀</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>slaughterer,flesher</E>
        <C>n. 屠夫</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['bʌtən]</SM>
    <E>button</E>
    <C>n. 按钮；钮扣
vt. 扣住；扣紧；在…上装钮扣
vi. 扣住；装有钮扣；扣上钮扣
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>We found a brass button in his stomach, and a round ball, and lots of rubbage.</E>
        <C>我们在他肚子里找着一个铜钮扣,一个圆球,还有许多乱七八糟的东西。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>They told him to button his lip if he didn't want trouble.</E>
        <C>他们叫他别吭声,免得找麻烦。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>A whole mob of men were jabbing at the ivory button, one after the other.</E>
        <C>一群男人在一个紧接着一个地用力戳那个象牙(铃)钮。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Anna pressed the button that released the catch of the front door.</E>
        <C>安娜按了一下电钮,让前门门环松开.</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Child does not have to be able to tie shoes or button in the back.</E>
        <C>不必要求小孩儿学系鞋带或结后面的扣子。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>pushbutton,press-button</E>
        <C>n. [电]按钮；钮扣</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>infibulate,buckle</E>
        <C>vt. 扣住；扣紧；在…上装钮扣</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>buckle</E>
        <C>vi. 扣住；装有钮扣；扣上钮扣</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['baibai, ,bai'bai]</SM>
    <E>bye-bye</E>
    <C>int. 再见
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>Ok sorry, my english is poor, thank you for this nice QSO, hope to see you again 73 bye-bye.</E>
        <C>好的,对不起,我的英语不好,非常感谢与您美好的通联,希望能够再次见到您,73再见。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>OK. Pls take the medicine with you and go to the cash desk to pay for it. Bye-bye.</E>
        <C>好的,请您在收银台结账后来拿药,再见。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Thank you for coming to see me. Bye-bye!</E>
        <C>谢谢您来看我。再见!</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Say bye-bye to the year and step into the new year. I just speak to you with deep feeling. Happy New Year!</E>
        <C>告别旧年,走向新年,深情地对你说一声:新年如愿!</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Say bye-bye to the old year and step into the new year. I just speak to you with deep feeling. Happy New Year.</E>
        <C>告别旧年,走向新岁,深情的对您说一声:新年如意!</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>bye,adios,tatas,pippip</E>
        <C>int. 再见</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['bækwəd]</SM>
    <E>backward</E>
    <C>adj. 向后的；反向的；发展迟缓的
adv. 向后地；相反地
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>He found that I was backward to trust him with the secret of my circumstances, which he was sorry for.</E>
        <C>他觉得我不愿意把我的隐情告诉他,这事他觉得很难过。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He had seemed to be a normal child, if a little backward, until the age of eight.</E>
        <C>在八岁以前,如果说他不够聪敏的话,至少看起来还是一个正常的孩子。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Were it otherwise than what I am going to say, I should not be backward to disclose it.</E>
        <C>假使那实情不象我现在所说的,我也不至于吞吞吐吐不肯说出来。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Some squares he cannot reach at all since he cannot move backward.</E>
        <C>因为它不能倒退,故在整个棋盘中有些方格不能达到。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>If I sip instead of blow, the chair moves backward.</E>
        <C>要是我不是吹而是吸,椅子就会转回去了。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>retarded,inverted</E>
        <C>adj. 向后的；反向的；发展迟缓的</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>contrary,counter</E>
        <C>adv. 向后地；相反地</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[bæk'tiəriə]</SM>
    <E>bacteria</E>
    <C>n. 细菌
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>Simple organisms such as bacteria and alga have been found fossil in rocks more than 3000 m. y. old.</E>
        <C>简单的生物,如细菌和藻类,它们的化石已在三十多亿年的岩石中发现。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>microbe,bacilus</E>
        <C>n. 细菌</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['bædmintən]</SM>
    <E>badminton</E>
    <C>n. 羽毛球
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>Do you want to go to the gym? No, I want to play badminton.</E>
        <C>你想不想去健身房啊?不,我想打羽毛球。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>As if fighting with my boyfriend were not enough, I also got kicked off the badminton team.</E>
        <C>好像跟男友吵架还不够似的,我还被踢出羽球队。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>I visit Fong at her university and see her playing badminton with her friends. She is also whit a boy. I realize he must be Gu-ang.</E>
        <C>去学校看方,她和几个同学在操场上打羽毛球,还有个男生,我想就是广吧。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Mr.Smith and his wife are playing tennis. Badminton. Chess.</E>
        <C>史密斯先生和他的太太正在打网球。打羽毛球。下国际象棋。玩游戏。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>badminton , tennis , golf , bowling , table tennis .</E>
        <C>羽毛球网球高尔夫保球桌球.</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>bird,shuttlecock</E>
        <C>n. 羽毛球</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[bænd]</SM>
    <E>band</E>
    <C>n. 带；乐队；松紧带；一帮；传送带
vi. 联合；聚焦
vt. 使团结；用带捆；用条纹装饰；给…镶边
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>Tom Sawyer hunted me up and said he was going to start a band of robbers.</E>
        <C>汤姆·索亚又把我找到了,说他要组织一个强盗帮。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>I have to look after your interest and that of the band.</E>
        <C>我不得不为你们大伙儿,为我们这支乐队着想。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>As Henry walked slowly across the moat and up the steps of the castle, the band followed close behind.</E>
        <C>当亨利缓缓地越过古堡壕沟,走上台阶时,乐队紧紧跟在后面。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>In a room off the bar there was a good jazz band playing.</E>
        <C>酒吧隔壁的一个房间里有一支很好的爵士乐队在演奏。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The sky was grey, with a band of white on the eastern horizon.</E>
        <C>天灰蒙蒙的,东方地平线上透出一缕白光。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>strip,crowd</E>
        <C>n. 带；乐队；松紧带；一帮；传送带</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>combine,connect,focus,hand in hand</E>
        <C>vi. 联合；聚焦</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[bæŋ]</SM>
    <E>bang</E>
    <C>n. 刘海；重击；突然巨响
adv. 直接地；砰然地；突然巨响地
vt. 重击；发巨响
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>She rushed out of the bedroom, intending to go and bang on the outhouse door, but at the head of the stairs she paused.</E>
        <C>她奔出卧室,想去关上外面的门,但走到楼梯口她停住了。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The door continued to bang all night.</E>
        <C>这门砰当砰当地响了一晚上。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He always shuts the door with a bang.</E>
        <C>他关门总是砰的一声。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The door shut with a bang.</E>
        <C>门砰地一声关上了。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>There was a second great bang, then a third.</E>
        <C>接着轰然第二声、第三声巨响。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>pound,devel</E>
        <C>n. 刘海；重击；突然巨响</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>directly,immediately,straight,fair</E>
        <C>adv. 直接地；砰然地；突然巨响地</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>pound on,body blow</E>
        <C>vt. 重击；发巨响</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['bænə]</SM>
    <E>banner</E>
    <C>n. 旗帜，横幅；标语
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>The banner danced up and down with them as they came down surrounded by the crowd.</E>
        <C>当他们被人群簇拥着走过来的时候,横幅随同他们的舞步上下舞动。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The sanctity of law is raised like a great banner by which the pride of the incumbents is strengthened.</E>
        <C>法律的尊严象是大旗般高举着,因此也就巩固了法官的威信。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The sacred banner of the cross had been trailed in the dust.</E>
        <C>神圣的十字旗被摇曳在尘土中。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>slogan,oriflamme</E>
        <C>n. 旗帜，横幅；标语</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[bɑ:]</SM>
    <E>bar</E>
    <C>n. 条，棒；酒吧；障碍
vt. 禁止；阻拦
prep. 除……外
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>He went into the third bar on the list which he carried in his head.</E>
        <C>卡斯尔按照他记在脑子里的一个字条的指示,走进第三个咖啡馆。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>We were in front of a bar and he ducked slightly, peering in, but whoever he was looking for did not seem to be there.</E>
        <C>我们正好在一家酒吧外面。他微微弯腰,向里面张望,但要找的人似乎不在里面。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>"Don't congratulate me," Bloggs said. "By the time I got here it was all over, bar the tidying up."</E>
        <C>“别向我祝贺,”布洛格斯说:“当我到达这儿时,事情已经结束,我不过收拾了一下残局而已。”</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He took his seat on a tall bar stool at the extreme left of the bar.</E>
        <C>他在酒店左边尽头那高凳子上坐下。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The bar seemed to him to be full of people and he felt that the people were observing him curiously.</E>
        <C>酒吧里看上去满座了,他觉得人们在好奇地打量他。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>rod,staff,obstacle,dam,let</E>
        <C>n. [金融]条，棒；[建]酒吧；障碍</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>inhibit,forbid</E>
        <C>vt. 禁止；阻拦</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['bɑ:bə]</SM>
    <E>barber</E>
    <C>vt. 为…理发；修整
n. 理发师
vi. 当理发师
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>Men came out of the barber shop with lathered faces, their neckcloths hanging, to watch and comment in hushed voices.</E>
        <C>有几个男人从理发店里跑出来,只见他们理发用的罩衣还没有脱下,脸上还有刮胡子用的皂液。他们一面看,一面压低了嗓音说长道短。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The little agent had been to the barber and his clothes were freshly pressed, but his eyes gave him away.</E>
        <C>这位小个子的经济人刚刚理了发,衣服也是才熨过的。然而他的眼睛却显出落魄的神态。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Bart Starr, the football player, was being shaved by a barber.</E>
        <C>理发师在给橄榄球星巴特·斯塔尔修面。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>A barber had set up his chair in the roadway and was already at work.</E>
        <C>一个理发匠在街上摆好了椅子,并且已经做起活来了。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>I speak after the fashion of a barber.</E>
        <C>我是按照一个理发师的口气说的。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>trim up,give shape to</E>
        <C>vt. 为…理发；修整</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>coiffeur,shaver</E>
        <C>n. 理发师</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[bɑ:k]</SM>
    <E>bark</E>
    <C>vt. 吠叫；咆哮；咳嗽
vi. 厉声说出；高声叫卖
n. 吠声；任何似犬狐叫的声音
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>The next day a bark was prepared and a crew of stout rowers selected.</E>
        <C>第二天准备好一艘三桅船和挑选了一组健壮的水手。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Pug did not shout or bark. He used a dry sharp tone of command that cut through the restaurant gabble.</E>
        <C>帕格没有喊叫,也没有咆哮。他只是用冷峻、锋利的命令口吻,压住了餐厅里的一片嘈杂声。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>They were greeted in the hall by a black-and-white collie--a small broad-headed dog who wagged his tail but did not bark.</E>
        <C>一条黑白毛的苏格兰宽脑门牧兰犬在门厅里迎接他们,它摇了摇尾巴,没有吠叫。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The dog tore and strained at his chain with starting eyes and furious bark.</E>
        <C>那只狗睁着吓人的眼睛,狺狺地怒吠,拼命想挣脱链子。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>It was quite poisoned for him the bark of the two bloodhounds that kept watch there.</E>
        <C>他连在那里守望着的两只警犬的吠声都感到厌恶。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>have a cough,huff and puff</E>
        <C>vt. 吠叫；咆哮；咳嗽</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>rap out</E>
        <C>vi. 厉声说出；高声叫卖</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>ululation</E>
        <C>n. 吠声；任何似犬狐叫的声音</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[bɑ:n]</SM>
    <E>barn</E>
    <C>n. 谷仓；畜棚；车库；靶（核反应截面单位）
vt. 把…贮存入仓
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>She slipped out the door and disappeared into the dark barn.</E>
        <C>她一溜烟走出门外,隐没在马房的黑暗中。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Antonia had gone down to the barn one night to see that all was well before she went to bed.</E>
        <C>一天夜里,安冬妮亚临睡前到牲口棚里去查看一下是不是一切都安然无恙。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>She knew where Frank would be, up in the hay in the barn, safe from prying eyes.</E>
        <C>她知道弗兰克为了避开窥视的眼睛,一定会坐在谷仓的干草堆上。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Far down the road the sun glared cruelly against a tin sign nailed to a barn.</E>
        <C>沿路而下,只见太阳猛烈地照射在一个谷仓门上的白铁招牌上。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Lucy raced the engine and threw the gearshift into forward. The jeep seemed to leap out of the barn.</E>
        <C>露西让马达转了一会,挂上前进挡,吉普猛地从库房冲了出来。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>granary,garage</E>
        <C>n. 谷仓；畜棚；车库；靶（核反应截面单位）</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['bærəl]</SM>
    <E>barrel</E>
    <C>vt. 把……装入桶内
n. 桶；枪管，炮管
vi. 快速移动
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>So I persuaded one of my friends to put me in a barrel and send me on board with the salt beef.</E>
        <C>所以我说服了我的一个朋友,把我装到桶里边,和咸牛肉一起送到船上。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Tynan lay back in his swivel chair, arms crossed on his barrel chest, eyes set on the ceiling.</E>
        <C>泰纳恩仰靠着转椅背,双臂交叉在宽阔的胸前,眼睛盯着天花板。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>When they chose him, they scraped the bottom of the barrel.</E>
        <C>当初录用他时,他就是被别人选剩下来的。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Barrel looked at me roughly, his lips pushed out.</E>
        <C>巴雷尔漫不经心地瞥了我一眼,噘起了嘴唇。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>When returning home one evening, the old man saw in the street a hoop from an old barrel--a rough, dirty hoop.</E>
        <C>一天晚上回家时,老头在街上看见有一个从旧琵琶桶散落下来的圆箍--一个又粗又脏的圆箍。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>bucket,pail</E>
        <C>n. 桶；[军]枪管，炮管</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>skirr</E>
        <C>vi. 快速移动</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['bæriə]</SM>
    <E>barrier</E>
    <C>n. 障碍物，屏障；界线
vt. 把…关入栅栏
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>They produce a barrier beach with an eroded zone in front and a lagoon or salt marsh behind.</E>
        <C>它们形成了一个前有侵蚀带后有泻湖和盐沼的堤洲堰滩。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The wind and rain had not yet begun along those barrier islands.</E>
        <C>在首当其冲的岛屿一线,暴风雨尚未来临。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>I leaned forward, straining to see through the barrier of light.</E>
        <C>我向前探着身子,透过灯光的屏障极目张望。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>If the wave energy is weak coastal barrier sands do not form where the delta meets the sea.</E>
        <C>如果波浪能量低,在三角洲与海交汇的地方就不会形成海岸障壁砂。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Flanagan saw a friend and with a wild shout leaped over the barrier on to the space where they were dancing.</E>
        <C>弗兰纳根看到一位朋友,他就粗鲁地大叫一声,跃过栏杆,跳进舞池里去了。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>limit,block,bottleneck</E>
        <C>n. [地物]障碍物，[建]屏障；界线</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['beisikəli]</SM>
    <E>basically</E>
    <C>adv. 主要地，基本上
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>Green clause and red clause are basically the same.</E>
        <C>绿条款和红条款基本相同。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>mainly,mostly,largely,primarily,ultimately</E>
        <C>adv. 主要地，基本上</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[bæt]</SM>
    <E>bat</E>
    <C>n. 蝙蝠；球棒；球拍；批处理文件的扩展名
vt. 用球棒击球；击球率达…
vi. 轮到击球；用球棒击球
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>A bat might see that, with the sun shining.</E>
        <C>一只蝙蝠在太阳光底下也可能看得见。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>I was ready to bat around.</E>
        <C>我已做好漫游的准备。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>A bat can dart about in a room filled with crisscrossing wires without ever hitting one.</E>
        <C>蝙蝠在一间布满交叉电线的房子里四处疾飞,竟然能够一下也不碰到电线。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The boy traded his knife for a baseball bat.</E>
        <C>那个男孩用一把小刀换了一个棒球棍。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Why should you spring my cricket bat?</E>
        <C>你干吗非弄弯我的板球拍呢?</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>Murcielago,reremouse</E>
        <C>n. [脊椎]蝙蝠；球棒；批处理文件的扩展名</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['bætəri]</SM>
    <E>battery</E>
    <C>n. [电] 电池，蓄电池
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>There was a battery of naval guns that had gotten on his nerves.</E>
        <C>特别刺激他神经的是敌人的海军炮队。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The work done in pushing 1C of charge through the conducting wire is called the potential, V, of the battery.</E>
        <C>推动1库仑电荷通过导线所作的功叫做电池的电势V。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The 1912 battery had 12 small cells, each consisting of three plates in a small hard rubber jar with a soft rubber cover.</E>
        <C>1912年的那只蓄电池有12个单体,每个单体由三片极板组成,装在小的带软胶盖的硬橡胶壳内。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The receiver is hooked up through a battery to wires B and C.</E>
        <C>接收装置通过电池接在导线B和C上。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>I have to charge my car battery.</E>
        <C>我得给我汽车的电池充电。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>electric cell,electric element</E>
        <C>n. [电]电池，蓄电池</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[bei]</SM>
    <E>bay</E>
    <C>n. 海湾；狗吠声
vt. 向…吠叫
vi. 吠叫；大声叫嚷
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>She got a kink in her head to swim across the Chesapeake Bay alone.</E>
        <C>她有个狂妄的想法,想独自游泳横渡切萨皮克湾。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Each girl shared a small plot with two or three others, where they grew vegetables and flowers, and kept the weeds at bay.</E>
        <C>每三四个女孩分一小块地,负责种蔬菜、栽花和除草。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The increasing strength of the wind makes the bay far too dangerous.</E>
        <C>不断加剧的潮水正在使小海湾变得异常危险。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>"Damn the shape of the bay," said the doctor.</E>
        <C>“这种地形真是活见鬼!”医生说。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He left the valleys of coal and went to the coast, to Sully Ranny Bay and Lavernock, where the rich tourists flocked.</E>
        <C>他离开了煤谷,来到了萨和兰尼和拉弗诺克海湾,那是有钱的旅客云集的地方。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>gulf,bight</E>
        <C>n. [地理]海湾；狗吠声</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>rant and rave</E>
        <C>vi. 吠叫；大声叫嚷</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[bi:m]</SM>
    <E>beam</E>
    <C>n. 横梁；光线；电波；船宽；[计量] 秤杆
vt. 发送；以梁支撑；用…照射；流露
vi. 照射；堆满笑容
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>He shaded his eyes and tried to see the source of the blinding beam.</E>
        <C>他遮住眼睛想朝着耀眼的方向看去。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Shelton saw from the fixed beam in her eyes that she had not an inkling.</E>
        <C>谢尔顿从她眼睛里凝定的光波中看到她一点儿也不明白。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Like the searchlight beam, the radio beam cannot be made very sharp; it tends to spread.</E>
        <C>无线电射束也象探照灯的光束一样,是不能高度集中的;它总要散开。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>His eyes made a sweep of the people who were waiting to see him, like the beam of a light-house, sightless, casting shadows.</E>
        <C>他的目光向那些等着谒见他的人扫了一下,像是灯塔的光芒,什么也看不见,只照出一些影子。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>This device splits the light beam into a measuring light beam and a reference light beam.</E>
        <C>此设计把光束分成测量光束和参化光束。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>ray,stream</E>
        <C>n. [建]横梁；光线；电波；[船]船宽；[计量]秤杆</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>to transmit,send out</E>
        <C>vt. 发送；以梁支撑；用…照射；流露</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>irradiate</E>
        <C>vi. 照射；堆满笑容</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[bi:n]</SM>
    <E>bean</E>
    <C>n. 豆；嘴峰；毫无价值的东西
vt. 击…的头部
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>If the bean counters are too weak, the company will spend itself into bankruptcy.</E>
        <C>如果理财人员势孤力弱,公司就会挥霍到破产为止。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The Chinese used the bean directly for human consumption in a variety of foods.</E>
        <C>中国人直接用大豆做成人们需要的各种食物。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Soy bean oil and its products normally contains only 7 to 11% palmitic acid.</E>
        <C>豆油及豆油制品在正常情况下只含7-11%的软脂酸。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The enzyme has been partially purified from many bean shoots.</E>
        <C>从绿豆幼苗中已部分地提纯了这种酶。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>A lover's hope resembles the bean in the nursery tale, -let it once take root, and it will grow so rapidly.</E>
        <C>情人的希望宛如童话中讲的那颗豆子--一旦它生了根,就会飞速地成长。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>legumen,nihil</E>
        <C>n. [植]豆；嘴峰；毫无价值的东西</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[bi:st]</SM>
    <E>beast</E>
    <C>n. 野兽；畜生，人面兽心的人
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>This was what closed his mouth now--now that the jungle had been threshed to vacancy and that the beast had stolen away.</E>
        <C>既然丛林已化为乌有,野兽也已偷偷离去,他也就因此缄口不谈。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>If you will come down to such a beast as I am, I want to be to you the best a man can be to a woman, Hilma.</E>
        <C>如果你肯降低了身份,象我这么一头畜生的话,我就要万分体贴的待你,竭尽一个男人体贴女人之能事,希尔玛。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He himself take care to let both beast and implement feel that he is none of them, but is a man.</E>
        <C>他自己却要使动物和劳动工具觉得他不是它们的同种,而是人。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>You don't think me such a beast as the most of them do.</E>
        <C>你不象他们许多人那样认为我是个无法忍受的人吗?</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Ponce was as heartless and unfeeling as any wild beast.</E>
        <C>帮塞毫无心肝,凶残犹如野兽。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>wild animals,subman</E>
        <C>n. 野兽；畜生，人面兽心的人</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['beɡə]</SM>
    <E>beggar</E>
    <C>n. 乞丐；穷人；家伙
vt. 使贫穷；使沦为乞丐
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>I will say so much for you, though you have had the incivility to call me a beggar.</E>
        <C>我要为你说这些话,尽管你毫不礼貌地把我叫做要饭的。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>One day, when he was travelling the country disguised as a beggar, he stopped at the cottage of a poor ploughman to ask for food.</E>
        <C>一天,他化装成乞丐,来到一个穷农夫的茅舍前讨点吃的。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>"I broke him, and at last he was forced to come like a beggar and beseech me to give him a passage back to Sydney."</E>
        <C>我打垮了他,最后他不得不象个叫花子一样乞求我施舍他一张回悉尼的船票。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Then he said I was mean, and then he said I was base; then I called him a beggar.</E>
        <C>他还说我卑鄙,说我龌龊,跟着我也就叫起他叫化子来了。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>If the truth were known, Hareton would be found little else than a beggar.</E>
        <C>一旦真相大白,那就会发现哈里顾同乞丐是差不了多少的。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>apple,customer,egg,fellow,guy</E>
        <C>n. 乞丐；穷人；家伙</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>impoverish,pauperize</E>
        <C>vt. 使贫穷；使沦为乞丐</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[bi'ɡinə]</SM>
    <E>beginner</E>
    <C>n. 初学者；新手；创始人
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>I thought you were hurt by Edward's saying you were a duffer and a beginner.</E>
        <C>我认为你是被爱德华说是笨蛋和新手的话所伤害了。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He's a rank beginner of the job, but he'll learn.</E>
        <C>他干这工作是个新手,做得很差,但他会学好的。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>author,learner,novice</E>
        <C>n. 初学者；新手；创始人</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[bi'hɑ:f]</SM>
    <E>behalf</E>
    <C>n. 代表；利益
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>Have I been a briber of votes? --A buyer of boroughs? The agent of corruption for any purpose, or on behalf of any party?</E>
        <C>我曾经贿选过吗?我曾经收买过市民吗?曾因任何目的或为任何党派而营私舞弊过吗?</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Or we might add on his behalf that Jarrell, a fine poet, was perhaps an even finer critic.</E>
        <C>或者我们还可以代表他说,贾雷尔是个很好的诗人,说不定是一个更好的评论家。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>If I speak on behalf of this matter,will you second me at the meeting?</E>
        <C>如果我们为该问题的代表讲话,你会在会上支持我吗?</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Each partner acts as a principal on his own behalf.</E>
        <C>每一个合伙人即以本人的身份替自己行事。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>They presented the Queen with a bouquet on behalf of the women students.</E>
        <C>她们代表女学生向女王献花。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>representation,deputy,benefit,sake,profit</E>
        <C>n. 代表；利益</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['bi:ŋ]</SM>
    <E>being</E>
    <C>n. 存在；生命；本质；品格
adj. 存在的；现有的
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>He had been used to being of cock of the walk in his native village.</E>
        <C>他已惯于在乡里称王称霸了。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Everyone told him he was being foolish, but he stuck to his guns and did as he planned.</E>
        <C>他说过他在干蠢事,但他们坚持己见,按自己的打算去做。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The chances of being informed on and caught will increase with that sort of people they approach.</E>
        <C>他们每接触到那类人,都会增加被出卖和被抓住的机会。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>It was as though we were being guided by instinct.</E>
        <C>似乎本能在指挥着我们。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>How quickly she informed me that she was being divorced as she saw me.</E>
        <C>她一见我就迫不及待告诉我她要离婚。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>presence,existence,entity,essence,personality,principle</E>
        <C>n. 存在；生命；本质；品格</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>visible,existent</E>
        <C>adj. 存在的；现有的</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[bi'lʌvid, -'lʌvd]</SM>
    <E>beloved</E>
    <C>adj. 心爱的；挚爱的
n. 心爱的人；亲爱的教友
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>Of course, Philippa would not turn away from her beloved work.</E>
        <C>当然,菲莉芭也不愿意离开她所热爱的工作。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Many were the tears shed by them in their last adieus to a place so much beloved.</E>
        <C>当她们对一个如此心爱的地方作最后的告别时,总不免要洒下几行别离之泪。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He cleared the island of wild beasts and brought the spoils as presents to his beloved.</E>
        <C>他射杀了岛上所有的野兽,把它们全都献给了自己的意中人。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>With an aching heart, he had revisited his beloved haunts.</E>
        <C>怀着哀痛的心情,他重新寻访了他所心爱的旧游地。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He expired in the arms of his beloved daughter.</E>
        <C>他是在他所钟爱的女儿的怀抱中断气的。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>blue-eyed</E>
        <C>adj. 心爱的；挚爱的</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>darling,the light of one's eyes</E>
        <C>n. 心爱的人；亲爱的教友</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[,beni'fiʃəl]</SM>
    <E>beneficial</E>
    <C>adj. 有益的，有利的；可享利益的
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>How can marriages be made most beneficial? -that is a question which I put to you.</E>
        <C>婚姻怎样才能对我们的生活最有益?这是我向你请教的问题。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>helpful,useful,favorable,advantageous,conducive</E>
        <C>adj. 有益的，有利的；可享利益的</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['beri]</SM>
    <E>berry</E>
    <C>n. 浆果（葡萄，番茄等）
vi. 采集浆果
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>This berry is a favorite with the natives of the interior of New England.</E>
        <C>这种浆果是新英格兰内地人最喜欢吃的。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>bacca,pepo</E>
        <C>n. [园艺]浆果（葡萄，番茄等）</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[bet]</SM>
    <E>bet</E>
    <C>n. 打赌，赌注；被打赌的事物
vt. 打赌；敢断定，确信
vi. 打赌
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>"I bet old Benjy's feeling a bit cheap," said he, as they got out of their cab at the church door.</E>
        <C>“我打赌,老彭杰一定感到有点儿屈尊啦,”他说,这时候,他们在教堂门口下了马车。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He was not rich enough to be a barrister, too self-effacing to be an actor. She would bet on the Army.</E>
        <C>若说他是高等法庭的律师,他并不富有;把他看作一位演员,他又过于谦卑;她觉得他一定服务于军界。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>I will use my credit with her to persuade bet to go.</E>
        <C>我将凭她对我的信任以说服她去。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>If he would bet on horse-races in spite of your warnings, he deserves to lose his money.</E>
        <C>假如他不顾你的警告而一定要赌赛马,输了钱是活该的。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Wool is still the best bet in winter clothing.</E>
        <C>冬令服装仍以毛料最为理想。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>stake</E>
        <C>n. 打赌，赌注；被打赌的事物</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>make sure,be sure of</E>
        <C>vt. 打赌；敢断定，确信</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>lay,stake</E>
        <C>vi. 打赌</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[bi'trei]</SM>
    <E>betray</E>
    <C>vt. 背叛；出卖；泄露（秘密）；露出…迹象
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>Be on your guard, and do not betray yourself, should he mention me—Yourself! Alas! You have nothing to betray—nothing to fear.</E>
        <C>请你当心,万一他提到我,不要露了马脚。唉!你没有什么可以露马脚的,你无所恐惧。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Wait, please; you betray too much vigor, too much decision; you want more of a shamble.</E>
        <C>您先别忙;这可显着太有精神,太有决断了;还得再带点儿磨磨蹭蹭的样子才成。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Ulysses charged his son not to betray that he knew him to be other than he seemed.</E>
        <C>尤利西斯告诫儿子不要让人看出他知道这个人是假扮的。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>It is well enough for the writer, he can find solace in his words, he can tell his secret, and yet not betray.</E>
        <C>这对作家来说不足为害,他能在他的词句里找到安慰,他能说出他的秘密而又不将其泄漏。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Far be it from me to betray a friendship I hold so sacred.</E>
        <C>所以我不愿欺骗我认为神圣的友谊。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>reveal,sell</E>
        <C>vt. 背叛；出卖；泄露（秘密）；露出…迹象</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['baibl]</SM>
    <E>Bible</E>
    <C>n. 圣经
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>Don't you believe in the Bible at all, then?</E>
        <C>那么,你到底相信不相信圣经呢?</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>She cried a great deal, and she read the Bible, and prayed.</E>
        <C>她常常哭泣,她读圣经,她祷告。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The culture of the Western world has been molded by the Bible.</E>
        <C>西方文明受过《圣经》的影响。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The old sea captain regarded his Bowditch as his bible.</E>
        <C>老船长把他那本波迪奇航海手册奉为金科玉律。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>But the country folk, if you ask them, would swear on their Bible that he walks.</E>
        <C>可是,乡里的人,如果你问他们,他们都会发誓说,他一直在走来走去。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns />
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[baind]</SM>
    <E>bind</E>
    <C>vi. 结合；装订；有约束力；过紧
vt. 绑；约束；装订；包扎；凝固
n. 捆绑；困境；讨厌的事情；植物的藤蔓
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>Mary would have taken her, all guilty and erring, to her bosom, and tried to bind up the broken heart.</E>
        <C>否则,虽然那人犯了罪过,玛丽一定会拖住了她,尽量去安慰那颗已经破碎的心。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He schooled himself in chemistry and physics from the books he was learning to bind.</E>
        <C>他学着装订的书当中的化学和物理学书籍成了他自学的课本。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>It was fateful time for a great nation thus to bind to its hands.</E>
        <C>对于一个这样束缚自己手脚的大国来说,这是个决定命运的时刻。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He supposed I would apply to such methods as the law directed; in the meantime he would bind him over.</E>
        <C>他想我一定会按照法律所规定的办法做去,他暂时叫他具结。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>I tell you this in confidence and bind you to secrecy.</E>
        <C>出于信任我告诉你这件事,并要你答应保守秘密。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>bond,couple,become one,combine</E>
        <C>vi. 结合；装订；有约束力；过紧</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>restrict,rope</E>
        <C>vt. 绑；[法]约束；装订；包扎；凝固</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>difficulty,corner,dilemma,fix</E>
        <C>n. 捆绑；困境；讨厌的事情；植物的藤蔓</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['bitəli]</SM>
    <E>bitterly</E>
    <C>adv. 苦涩地，悲痛的；残酷地；怨恨地
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>If he had been recently hurt, he would weep bitterly and swear to run away.</E>
        <C>如果他刚遭到毒打,他会痛哭一场,赌神罚咒地逃跑。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>There was a swirling mist, damp and bitterly cold, the kind the island specialized in.</E>
        <C>空中漂着旋涡般的雾,湿气沾衣,寒气逼人,这是岛上特有的气候。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>On the side walk in front of one of the stores sat a little Swede boy, crying bitterly.</E>
        <C>一家商店门前的人行道上,坐着一个瑞典小孩,在悲伤地哭泣。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He let go his hold of her and she fell in a heap on the floor, sobbing bitterly.</E>
        <C>他松开手,她在地上瘫成一团,抽抽噎噎地痛哭。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>She wept bitterly at parting with him.</E>
        <C>她因要和他分手了,哭得十分伤心。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>relentlessly,cruelly</E>
        <C>adv. 苦涩地，悲痛的；残酷地；怨恨地</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[bleid]</SM>
    <E>blade</E>
    <C>n. 叶片；刀片，刀锋；剑
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>The only motion seemed to be in the glowing, twinkling stars, every blade of grass was asleep.</E>
        <C>似乎只有那些闪烁发光的星星在移动,每一片草都熟睡了。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He put the tip of the blade into Gus's shirt and then made an arc with his arm, as though cutting a circle.</E>
        <C>他把尖刀伸进格斯的衬衫,随手用胳膊划了个弧圈,仿佛要圆圆地剐下一块肉来。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The old codger may need a cane to walk, but not for his mind, which is still sharp as a razor blade.</E>
        <C>这个古怪的老头子走路可能离不开拐棍,可动脑筋时却不同了,他的头脑仍然象刀片一样锋利。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>His stump of a tail shut down as close as his owner ever shut the short, stubbed blade of his jack-knife.</E>
        <C>它那半截尾巴紧贴在身后,紧得象它的主人把大摺刀短粗的刀刃的摺叠起来那样。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>There, a little below the right shoulder blade, and to the side, his scalpel would enter.</E>
        <C>他的刀要从那儿进去,在右边肩胛骨下面一点儿,靠边上的地方。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>sword,vane</E>
        <C>n. [植][脊椎]叶片；[机]刀片，刀锋；剑</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[blæŋk]</SM>
    <E>blank</E>
    <C>adj. 空白的；空虚的；单调的
n. 空白；空虚；空白表格
vt. 使…无效；使…模糊；封锁
vi. 消失；成为空白
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>The lady gave him a queer look, pulled out a blank card asked him his name, age and address.</E>
        <C>那女人奇怪地看了他一眼,抽出一张空白卡片,问他的姓名、年龄和地址。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>At least there was no slammed door, no blank refusal.</E>
        <C>至少没有把门关死,没有断然拒绝。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He brought his eyes farther round and looked at her, she was staring with blank eyes, like a blind woman.</E>
        <C>他把目光从远处绕回来,瞅了她一眼;她两眼无神地瞪着,象是个瞎女人。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>At this the last of my anger oozed all out of me, and I found myself only sick, and sorry, and blank.</E>
        <C>看到这种情况,我最后的一丝愤怒也完全消失了,我只觉得虚弱,难过,脑子里空洞洞的。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>In her heart of hearts, where the love should have burned, there was a blank.</E>
        <C>在她心灵深处,应该燃烧起爱情的地方却是一片空白。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>flat,vacant</E>
        <C>adj. [电讯][印刷][计]空白的；空虚的；单调的</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>gap,vacancy</E>
        <C>n. [电讯][印刷][计]空白；空虚；空白表格</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>fuzz up,bedim</E>
        <C>vt. 使…无效；使…模糊；封锁</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>disappear,vanish away</E>
        <C>vi. 消失；成为空白</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['baiəu,blæst]</SM>
    <E>blast</E>
    <C>n. 爆炸；冲击波；一阵
vi. 猛攻
vt. 爆炸；损害；使枯萎
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>The man of whiskers gave a blast on the whistle which he used to wear hanging round his neck.</E>
        <C>大胡子拿起老是挂在脖子上的哨子吹了一声。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He purposed to blast her with the sudden horrors of his presence when she had come close to the place of rendezvous.</E>
        <C>他要等她走近约会地点时,突然现形而把她吓昏过去。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Sometimes the melted rock comes out with a great blast of pressure.</E>
        <C>有时熔岩会迸发而出,产生巨大的爆破压力。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>As the depth of burst increases, the amount of energy going into the air blast wave decreases.</E>
        <C>随着爆炸深度的增加,转化为空中爆震波的能量便减少。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>But I was certain that we would not have to wait long for a chilly blast from Moscow.</E>
        <C>但我断定,要不了多久,莫斯科就会刮来一股冷风。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>detonation,burst</E>
        <C>n. [力]爆炸；冲击波；一阵</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>tear into,charge at</E>
        <C>vi. 猛攻</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>hurt,blow apart</E>
        <C>vt. [力]爆炸；损害；使枯萎</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[bleiz]</SM>
    <E>blaze</E>
    <C>vt. 在树皮上刻路标；公开宣布
n. 火焰，烈火；光辉；情感爆发
vi. 燃烧；照耀，发光；激发
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>"We must blaze the news across the front page of Mutiny!" said the shabby girl.</E>
        <C>“我们必须把这个消息登在《反叛》的头版!”衣衫褴褛的姑娘说。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>"But I mean that," he said, pointing, his eyes beginning to blaze, "that there."</E>
        <C>“我是说那个,”他的手还在那儿指着,眼睛开始冒火了,“那边那个东西。”</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>There came on me all at once the wish to have it out with Alan, let my anger blaze, and be done with my life in a more sudden manner.</E>
        <C>我想马上跟艾伦一刀两断,让我的怒火勃发,更突然地跟我自己的生命诀别。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The sunlight was shining directly in her face, and there was a blaze of light all about the red church on the hill.</E>
        <C>阳光直晒在她的脸上,而山上红教堂的周围,更是一片通红。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>At eight o'clock the ballroom was a blaze of light and guests had begun to assemble.</E>
        <C>8点钟,舞会厅正灯火辉煌,客人们已开始集合。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>tell the world,go public</E>
        <C>vt. 在树皮上刻路标；公开宣布</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>flame,brilliance</E>
        <C>n. 火焰，烈火；光辉；情感爆发</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>burn,to shine</E>
        <C>vi. 燃烧；照耀，发光；激发</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[bli:d]</SM>
    <E>bleed</E>
    <C>vt. 使出血；榨取
vi. 流血；渗出；悲痛
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>The stone cut their hands and made them bleed, but the men did not worry about that.</E>
        <C>石头划破了他们的手,鲜血直淌,但他们却满不在乎。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>When she was sewing she pricked her finger and made it bleed.</E>
        <C>她在做针线活时把手刺伤并流了血。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The faster fuel movement through the high-speed system causes more air to bleed into the system.</E>
        <C>经过高速系统的较高流速的燃油会引起较多的空气渗入系统。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Doctors used to bleed people when they were ill.</E>
        <C>从前,人们病了,医生常为他们放血。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The air passage is called the air bleed.</E>
        <C>空气通道叫通气孔。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>extract,milk</E>
        <C>vt. [印刷]使出血；榨取</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>shed blood</E>
        <C>vi. 流血；渗出；悲痛</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[blend]</SM>
    <E>blend</E>
    <C>vt. 混合
vi. 混合；协调
n. 混合；掺合物
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>Blend is a mixture of two or more polymers.</E>
        <C>共混是两种或两种以上高聚物的混合物。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Many of the trees stretched so far forwards as almost to blend the rock with the shore, when seen from a little distance.</E>
        <C>从不远处看去,在绿荫覆盖下,礁石与湖岸似乎连成一片。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The red sofa did not blend with the purple wall.</E>
        <C>这种红色沙发和紫色墙壁不调和。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Do try to blend in without causing trouble the word Persia instead of Iran.</E>
        <C>在不引起麻烦的情况下,请搀合使用“波斯”,代替“伊朗。”</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Robins contrived a fresh blend of folk and jazz dance styles with the vigorous techniques of ballet.</E>
        <C>罗宾斯设计了一种新型舞蹈,将民间舞蹈和爵士舞的不同风格揉为一体,同时又吸收了芭蕾舞的严谨技巧。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>compound,mix together,intermingle with,to mix</E>
        <C>vt. [天]混合</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>sort,concert</E>
        <C>vi. [天]混合；协调</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>mixture,mix</E>
        <C>n. [天]混合；[油气]掺合物</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[bles]</SM>
    <E>bless</E>
    <C>vt. 祝福；保佑；赞美
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>Both of these seem to have contended which should bless and enrich him most.</E>
        <C>这两者似乎在比赛,看谁为他降福更多,谁使他受惠更深。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>"God bless you, Captain Frank," came Rupert's deep solemn voice out of the dark when the flare died.</E>
        <C>“上帝保佑你,弗兰克船长,”火光熄灭,只听见黑暗中传来鲁帕特深沉的煞有介事的声音。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Every time I hear "God Bless America" tears run down my cheeks and I streak my makeup.</E>
        <C>每次听到《上帝保佑美国》的歌声,我就会潸然泪下,把满脸脂粉弄得斑驳狼藉。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>"God bless you, dearest Sister, for that brave and ready act," murmured Judith.</E>
        <C>“我最新爱的妹妹,上帝将为了你这种及时勇敢的行为保佑你,”尤蒂丝轻轻地说。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>God bless you, dearest sister, for that brave and ready act.</E>
        <C>上帝赐福给你,最最亲爱的好妹妹,为了你做得这样勇敢,这样干脆利落。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>celebrate,praise</E>
        <C>vt. 祝福；保佑；赞美</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['blɔsəm]</SM>
    <E>blossom</E>
    <C>vi. 开花；兴旺；发展成
n. 花；开花期；兴旺期；花开的状态
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>He had a feeling such as the winds of spring must have, trying their first songs among the coming blossom.</E>
        <C>他的心情好比春风在含苞的花朵中间初试歌声那样。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He must have been bewitched by the spring, the night, the apple blossom!</E>
        <C>他一定是受了春天、夜色和苹果花的迷惑!</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>All the shrubs are in blossom.</E>
        <C>灌木丛中花团烂漫。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>succeed,come into flower</E>
        <C>vi. [植]开花；兴旺；发展成</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>bloom,inflorescence</E>
        <C>n. [植]花；开花期；兴旺期；花开的状态</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[blu:m]</SM>
    <E>bloom</E>
    <C>n. 花；青春；旺盛
vt. 使开花；使茂盛
vi. 开花；茂盛
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>The moist English air seemed to have deepened the bloom of her cheeks.</E>
        <C>英格兰潮湿的空气仿佛加深了她双颊的红润。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Who could have thought that such a pretty rose could grow in a porter's lodge, or bloom in that dismal old flower-pot of a Shepherd's Inn?</E>
        <C>谁能想到,这么一朵鲜花却生长在看门人的小屋子里,在牧羊人草屋这只阴沉破旧的花盆里也能开出这么漂亮的花朵!</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Some day I'd like you to see our tulip fields in bloom.</E>
        <C>总有一天我要让你们去看看我们那郁金香花盛开的田野。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Sheer contentment put a bloom on her.</E>
        <C>由于生活过得十分称心,她人也就显得容光焕发。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The bloom disappears off the face of poetry after you begin to shave.</E>
        <C>你一旦给诗歌刮起脸来,它这种清新的气息就会消失了。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>youth,flower,green</E>
        <C>n. [植]花；青春；旺盛</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>flower</E>
        <C>vt. 使开花；使茂盛</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>blossom out,come into blossom</E>
        <C>vi. 开花；茂盛</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[bəust]</SM>
    <E>boast</E>
    <C>vt. 夸口说，自吹自擂说；以有…而自豪
n. 自夸；值得夸耀的事物，引以为荣的事物
vi. 自吹自擂
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>It is all very fine to blow and boast beforehand, but now it's done, Alan, and who's to bear the blame of it?</E>
        <C>预先吹吹牛,放放炮倒是不错,可是现在事情干出来了,艾伦,谁来背这个黑锅呢?</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>This was not a boast, but a hope, at once bold and devoutly humble.</E>
        <C>这不是夸夸其谈,而是一个即大胆而又诚心、谦虚的希望。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>In time he had begun to boast.</E>
        <C>日子一长,他连大话都说起来了。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Many party regulars took these words as a boast.</E>
        <C>很多党的积极分子把这句话看成是自我夸耀。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>EIAI can boast that none of its planes has been hijacked since 1968.</E>
        <C>可以使EIAI公司引以自豪的是它的飞机自从1968年以来没有一架被劫持过。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>braggadocio,self-praise</E>
        <C>n. 自夸；值得夸耀的事物，引以为荣的事物</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>blow one's own born,blow one's own trumpet,blow one's own horn</E>
        <C>vi. 自吹自擂</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[bəuld]</SM>
    <E>bold</E>
    <C>adj. 大胆的，英勇的；黑体的；厚颜无耻的；险峻的
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>Bold type is often used for vectors.</E>
        <C>黑体字常用来表示向量。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>She looked bold and resourceful and unscrupulous and she was all of these.</E>
        <C>她看上去很大胆,善于随机应变而且肆无忌惮,她正是这样一个人。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>May I make so bold as to say how much I admire your singing?</E>
        <C>我可以冒昧地说我是多么喜欢你的歌吗?</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>"Bill," said the stranger, in a voice that I thought he had tried to make bold and big.</E>
        <C>“毕尔,”那个陌生人喊道,用的语调,照我看,是想虚张声势,壮壮胆子。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>I climbed through the skylight and sat on the edge of it, pistol in hand and with a bold front.</E>
        <C>我从天窗爬出去,坐在它一边上,握住手枪,装出一副英勇的姿势。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>rapid,stouthearted</E>
        <C>adj. 大胆的，英勇的；[印刷]黑体的；厚颜无耻的；险峻的</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[bəult]</SM>
    <E>bolt</E>
    <C>n. 螺栓；闪电；门闩；弩箭
vt. 囫囵吞下；上门闩
vi. 逃跑；冲出
adv. 突然地；直立地
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>He would always think of this as the place where he had learned to put a bolt on a door.</E>
        <C>他将永远记住这儿是教他学会在门上加闩的地方。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The lucky thing was that he knew that Britten had done all his tricks at once, had shot his bolt.</E>
        <C>幸运的是,他知道布列顿已经一次耍完他的全套花招,使出了他的全部能耐。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He assured himself that the door was strong and the bolt solid; then he set down his lamp upon a bracket.</E>
        <C>等他相信房门确是坚固可靠,门闩确是结实以后,便将灯放在托架上。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Yasha stood there a moment, and prepared to bolt at the first sound.</E>
        <C>雅夏在那儿站住了一会儿,准备一听到声音就逃。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The old woman sat down, bolt upright in the chair.</E>
        <C>老妇人在椅子上坐了下来,身子挺得笔直。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>lightning,levin</E>
        <C>n. [机]螺栓；闪电；门闩；弩箭</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>do a guy,make a break for it</E>
        <C>vi. 逃跑；冲出</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>suddenly,sharp,abruptly</E>
        <C>adv. 突然地；直立地</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[bɔm]</SM>
    <E>bomb</E>
    <C>vt. 轰炸，投弹于
vi. 轰炸，投弹；失败
n. 炸弹
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>The only sure way was to walk up to him, camouflaged bomb in hand, and detonate.</E>
        <C>唯一十拿九稳的办法就是,走到他面前,手里拿着伪装起来的炸弹,引爆它。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The essence of this business is to reach the bomb and deal with it with the least possible delay.</E>
        <C>最重要的是,应当毫不延误地挖到炸弹,把它处理掉。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He did not know, for on 16th July, 1945, his verdict was exploded by an atomic bomb!</E>
        <C>然而他却不知道,他的这一结论于1945年7月16日被一颗原子弹轰垮了。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The enemy blew off the top of the house with a bomb.</E>
        <C>敌人用炮弹把房顶震飞了。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>All over the world, boys on every side of the bomb line were laying down their lives for what they had been told was their country.</E>
        <C>在世界各地,士兵们还在轰炸战线上不断牺牲、因为有人告诉他们要为国捐躯。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>founder,fail in</E>
        <C>vi. 轰炸，投弹；失败</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>crump</E>
        <C>n. [军]炸弹</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[bɔnd]</SM>
    <E>bond</E>
    <C>n. 债券；结合；约定；粘合剂
vi. 结合，团结在一起
vt. 使结合；以…作保
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>They might be separated by ten thousand miles, but there would always be the bond between them.</E>
        <C>他们可以远隔万里,但他们之间永远有了交契。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>"There was no one as far as you know who had a personal grudge against her?" asked Bond.</E>
        <C>“就你所知,没有人跟她有私仇吗?”邦德问道。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>After we had sat down I remarked quite innocently, "I think I saw you in Bond Street some time ago, Lady Alroy."</E>
        <C>我们坐定之后,我忘乎所以地说,“阿尔罗伊夫人,我想起来了,以前我曾在邦德街见过您。”</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Of course that is all ended, since families are held together by no bond of coercion, legal or social.</E>
        <C>当然,那种情况今天已经不存在了,因为现在的家庭不是由法律或社会的强制性来维系的。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The only thing that could do her any good was a breaking of the bond.</E>
        <C>他们所能做的事情当中,唯一会对她有益的即解除掉婚约。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>combination,convention,coupling,wedding,adhesive</E>
        <C>n. [金融]债券；结合；约定；粘合剂</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>couple,become one,combine</E>
        <C>vi. 结合，团结在一起</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>combine,tie in</E>
        <C>vt. 使结合；以…作保</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[bu:t]</SM>
    <E>boot</E>
    <C>vt. 引导；踢；解雇；使穿靴
n. 靴子；踢；汽车行李箱
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>Don't you think I'm doing anything for you in putting you up. The boot is on the other leg.</E>
        <C>我让你住在这里,你别以为欠了我什么情。事实恰恰相反,是我欠了你的情。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>By the end of 1940, the boot was on the other leg: we were no longer alone; the three-quarters of the world were with us.</E>
        <C>到了1940年年底,情况就不同了。我们不再是单独作战;世界上有四分之三的国家是站在我们一边的。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>After hailing the morn with this second salutation, he threw a boot at the woman as a third.</E>
        <C>用这第二句话当作祝告早安之后,第三个动作是把一只靴子抛在那女人身上。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Annie gave him the boot and married another man.</E>
        <C>安妮突然抛弃了他去同别人结婚。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Arch spat some more tobacco juice on his boot top and whetted the jackknife blade some more.</E>
        <C>阿奇又朝靴面上吐了些烟沫,再把大折刀磨了几下。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>aim,kick</E>
        <C>vt. 引导；踢；解雇；使穿靴</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>kick</E>
        <C>n. 靴子；踢；汽车行李箱</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[bu:ð, bu:θ]</SM>
    <E>booth</E>
    <C>n. 货摊；公用电话亭
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>He led the way back to the booth where they sat down, facing each other.</E>
        <C>他带着他返身回到那个火车座,两人面对面坐下。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He was the first man dawn the gangway and into the lone telephone booth on the wharf.</E>
        <C>他第一个冲下跳板,跑进码头上独一无二的电话间。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>I sat in the little booth and watched.</E>
        <C>我坐在小座位上看。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>I'm going to the polling booth to cast my vote.</E>
        <C>我现在去投票站投票。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Look at those two kids over there feeling each other in that booth.</E>
        <C>你看那边“火车座”里那一对男女,只顾你爱惜我,我爱惜你。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>concession stand,stall</E>
        <C>n. 货摊；公用电话亭</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['bɔ:də]</SM>
    <E>border</E>
    <C>n. 边境；边界；国界
vt. 接近；与…接壤；在…上镶边
vi. 接界；近似
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>We might have gotten away in the first week or two, if the French had simply sent us off the thirty miles to the Spanish border.</E>
        <C>如果法国人当时爽爽快快把我们送到只有三十英里远的西班牙边界,我们很可能在一两个星期内便得脱身。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He rose, went to the border of the wood, peered out a little, and then returned and sat down.</E>
        <C>他站起来,走到树林的边缘,向外面窥探了一会,然后回来,又坐下来。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The gift that caused my heart to beat faster was a simple blue scarf with a gold border.</E>
        <C>最使我兴奋的礼物是一条朴素的镶了金边的蓝色头巾。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Two crack divisions are on the border, ready to jump off.</E>
        <C>两个精锐的师在边境上,准备出击。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The plates were all edged with a rich border of gold.</E>
        <C>这些盘子都镶有富丽的金边。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>hil,frontier</E>
        <C>n. 边境；[地理]边界；国界</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>go on for,come close to</E>
        <C>vt. 接近；与…接壤；在…上镶边</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>aprx</E>
        <C>vi. 接界；近似</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[bɔ:]</SM>
    <E>bore</E>
    <C>vi. 钻孔
vt. 钻孔；使烦扰
n. 孔；令人讨厌的人
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>His thin long nose ran out as if it was eager to bore into the nature of things in general.</E>
        <C>他的细长的鼻子直往前钻,仿佛世界上的事情他都要钻个透似的。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He bore himself as erect as ever, and no one looking at him would have dreamed that he was stricken.</E>
        <C>他的举止如常,无论谁看见了他,也决不会想到他病了。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He is the sort of person you take for granted, a nice bore, so reasonable and honest, there is no need to be on your guard against him.</E>
        <C>他是一个值得信任的人:一个循规蹈矩,枯燥乏味的男人;有理智,又很诚实,毫无提防的必要。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Joe thought some of their ideas very clever, and he bore them in mind for his own future plans.</E>
        <C>乔认为他们的主意有些还挺不错,就都牢记在心,以便将来好派用场。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Pam once complained to me that his lordship was slave driver, a snob, and a bore.</E>
        <C>佩姆有次在我面前诉过苦,说这位勋爵大人是个监管奴隶的工头,一个势力鬼,惹人厌烦的家伙。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>drill hole,counter sunk</E>
        <C>vi. [机]钻孔</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>drill hole,counter sunk</E>
        <C>vt. [机]钻孔；使烦扰</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>hole,aperture</E>
        <C>n. [机]孔；令人讨厌的人</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['buzəm]</SM>
    <E>bosom</E>
    <C>n. 胸；胸怀；中间；胸襟；内心；乳房；内部
vt. 怀抱；把…藏在心中
adj. 知心的；亲密的
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>As she drew a small parcel from her bosom he saw that it was fastened to a string that went around her neck.</E>
        <C>她从怀里掏出一个小包时,他看到这个小包是用一根绳子穿起来挂在她脖子上。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Aileen in the bosom of her family, smart and well cared for, was one thing.</E>
        <C>爱玲在她家庭的怀抱里,养尊处优,是一回事。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Sitting down upon a stool at the foot of the bed, she folded her arms upon her bosom.</E>
        <C>她在床跟前一张小凳上坐下来,两臂交叉在胸前。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Mary would have taken her, all guilty and erring, to her bosom, and tried to bind up the broken heart.</E>
        <C>否则,虽然那人犯了罪过,玛丽一定会拖住了她,尽量去安慰那颗已经破碎的心。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Hist had spoken with her hands crossed upon her bosom.</E>
        <C>方才希斯特说话时双手叠在胸前。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>chest,breast,interior,inside,middle</E>
        <C>n. 胸；胸怀；中间；胸襟；内心；乳房；内部</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>cherish,imbosom</E>
        <C>vt. 怀抱；把…藏在心中</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>close,intimate</E>
        <C>adj. 知心的；亲密的</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[bau]</SM>
    <E>bough</E>
    <C>n. 大树枝
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>Every bough was swinging in the wind.</E>
        <C>每条树枝都在风里摇摆。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Luckily the punt drifted so that he could catch hold of a willow bough, and pull to the island.</E>
        <C>幸好平底船还能漂浮,于是他便抓住一根柳树枝,将船靠向小岛。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He hitched a rope round a bough of a tree.</E>
        <C>他把一根绳子绕系在一棵树枝上。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns />
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[bauns]</SM>
    <E>bounce</E>
    <C>n. 跳；弹力；活力
vt. 弹跳；使弹起
vi. 弹跳；弹起，反跳；弹回
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>This tennis ball has no more bounce.</E>
        <C>这个网球已经失去弹力了。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>She retained her oratorical bounce when there was so much more to do.</E>
        <C>尽管还有许多事情要做,她仍然保持着演说家的活力。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>It traps many of the heat waves which would otherwise bounce back into space.</E>
        <C>它可吸收大量未反射到太空中去的热辐射波。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>So you are a motor bus; all bounce and go, and no consideration for anyone.</E>
        <C>你就象辆公共汽车,只是横冲直撞,也不顾人家。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The ball gave a high bounce.</E>
        <C>球高高弹起。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>energy,vitality,spring,elasticity,vigor</E>
        <C>n. 跳；弹力；活力</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>rebound,resile</E>
        <C>vi. 弹跳；弹起，反跳；弹回</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[baund]</SM>
    <E>bound</E>
    <C>adj. 有义务的；受约束的；装有封面的
vt. 束缚；使跳跃
n. 范围；跳跃
vi. 限制；弹起
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>The implied claim that mine was the centra role was bound to be an affront to any president.</E>
        <C>这种意味着自称我起了中心作用的话,肯定要得罪任何一位总统。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He knew that the popular desire for progressive change was as strong as ever and bound to grow.</E>
        <C>他知道,群众要求进步变革的愿望和以往一样强烈,而且一定会有增无已。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Edward was lying in bed on his back, with a handkerchief bound round his jaw to hold it up, his hands crossed.</E>
        <C>爱德华仰躺在床上,有一条手帕绑着他的下巴颏,使其不致落下;他的双手交叉着。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Brain against brute force—and brain came out on the top—as it's bound to do.</E>
        <C>智力反抗暴力——智力最终占了上风——这是必然的。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>His mouth was taped, his hands and feet bound with curtain cord.</E>
        <C>他的嘴上粘着胶布,手脚给窗帘拉索捆着。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>controlled,liable</E>
        <C>adj. 有义务的；受约束的；装有封面的</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>chain,jump,dance</E>
        <C>vt. 束缚；使跳跃</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>region,extent,scope,spectrum,territory,range,area</E>
        <C>n. 范围；跳跃</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>to limit,be confined to</E>
        <C>vi. 限制；弹起</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['baundəri]</SM>
    <E>boundary</E>
    <C>n. 边界；范围；分界线
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>The boundary of the charge region for a proton is not sharp like the surface of a billiard ball.</E>
        <C>质子电荷飞域的边界并不象弹子球的表面那样分明。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He came up to the boundary fence, and stood to regain breath.</E>
        <C>他来到了隔篱旁,站在那里喘着气。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>This represents a boundary where the water seeps out of the soil into air.</E>
        <C>这个边界是水从土层中渗出进入空气的地方。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The sum of the total weight and the force is sometimes called boundary neutral force.</E>
        <C>总重量与压力之和有时也称为边界中和力。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Now there was just one point on the boundary left to dispute.</E>
        <C>边界上有一点引起争议。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>region,extent,spectrum,territory,area</E>
        <C>n. [地质]边界；范围；分界线</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[bəu]</SM>
    <E>bow</E>
    <C>n. 弓；鞠躬；船首
vi. 鞠躬；弯腰
vt. 鞠躬；弯腰
adj. 弯曲的
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>When he saw me, he made a low bow and assured me that I was a munificent patron of art.</E>
        <C>他看到我就深深地鞠躬,捧我是一位慷慨的艺术保护人。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The Doctor, blushing a great deal after his feat, let the lady, with a bow, to the sofa, on which he seated himself by her.</E>
        <C>博士在完成这个伟大的举动之后,也激动得满脸通红,向太太鞠了一躬,把她带到沙发前面坐下,他也坐在她旁边。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>There was something in her which loved to see him bow—when he came home, stinking with whisky, and crept with tears into her arms.</E>
        <C>内心里,她有点喜欢看到他屈服——他回到家里,满身发出威士忌酒气,流着泪静静靠到她的怀里。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He lay against the worn wood of the bow and rested all that he could.</E>
        <C>他靠在船头的破木板上,把身子尽量摊在上面。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Drop the bow, and stay no longer in the company of your better.</E>
        <C>把弓放下,不要再呆在比你高贵的人们面前了。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>stem,Yumi</E>
        <C>n. 弓；鞠躬；船首</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>stoop down,bend down</E>
        <C>vi. 鞠躬；弯腰</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>stoop down,bend down</E>
        <C>vt. 鞠躬；弯腰</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>curve,winding,flexural,crooked</E>
        <C>adj. 弯曲的</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[breik]</SM>
    <E>brake</E>
    <C>vi. 刹车
n. 闸，刹车；阻碍
vt. 刹车
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>He steered toward it, thinking, I must remember to put the brake on before I hit the wall.</E>
        <C>他照直开去,心想:可别忘了拉闸,以免撞墙。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Each shoe is faced with a material, known as brake lining.</E>
        <C>每个制动蹄面上衬贴着一种物质,叫制动片衬。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The brake did not act.</E>
        <C>煞车不灵了。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>I slashed at his brake foot with my left boot.</E>
        <C>我用左靴猛踩他的煞车脚。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>I suddenly pressed the brake pedal hard and we were both thrown forward.</E>
        <C>我突然使劲踩脚闸,我们俩都朝前一甩。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>spoke,lock</E>
        <C>n. 闸，[机][车辆]刹车；阻碍</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[brænd]</SM>
    <E>brand</E>
    <C>vt. 铭刻于，铭记；打烙印于；印…商标于
n. 商标，牌子；烙印
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>The United States was brand new, or almost so; old errors and temptations had been eschewed.</E>
        <C>美国是崭新的或者几乎是崭新的国家,摆脱了旧日的错误和诱惑。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>It was no more than a dying brand.</E>
        <C>那是一块要熄灭的木头。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>In only a thousand days, Hal and I put together a brand new car.</E>
        <C>只花了一千个昼夜,哈尔和我就装配出了一辆崭新的汽车。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Each cage was stenciled with the name and the brand of the bull-breeder.</E>
        <C>每只笼子上都印有公牛饲养人的姓名和商标。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Those who have triumphantly withstood such strains may brand his name.</E>
        <C>那些成功地经受了严峻考验的人们或许会污辱他的名声。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>heart,stamp</E>
        <C>vt. 铭刻于，铭记；打烙印于；印…商标于</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>logo,label</E>
        <C>n. [贸易]商标，[经管]牌子；烙印</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['brændi]</SM>
    <E>brandy</E>
    <C>n. 白兰地酒
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>They called for brandy, and drank to me, but put it all up to my score, for they were sure I had money.</E>
        <C>她们喊拿白兰地来,向我致贺,但是都算在我的帐上,因为他们相信我还有钱。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>"I gave her rather a lot of brandy," she said, "It's made her a little voluble. But not confused, do you think?"</E>
        <C>“我让她喝了不少白兰地,”她说,“使她变得有点儿唠叨,可是她并没有糊涂,你看呢?”</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Stop at the next inn, and call out for a glass of hot brandy and water.</E>
        <C>在下一个旅馆里停一停,要一杯对开水的白兰地。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>By this time the brandy was forthcoming, and we all took a good pull, and thankful enough we were for it.</E>
        <C>白兰地拿来了,我们都痛痛快快地喝了一大口,并且都为此而庆幸不已。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>I took another drink of the brandy, then took hold of the two gunwales of the boat and moved forward.</E>
        <C>我又喝一口白兰地,然后抓住船舷,走向前去。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>eau de vie,Nantz</E>
        <C>n. [食品]白兰地酒</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[brɑ:s, bræs]</SM>
    <E>brass</E>
    <C>n. 黄铜；黄铜制品；铜管乐器；厚脸皮
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>Please remember how much they got by brass and bluff at the time of the French collapse.</E>
        <C>请回忆一下当法国崩溃时,他们凭吹嘘与欺诈获得了多少东西。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>We found a brass button in his stomach, and a round ball, and lots of rubbage.</E>
        <C>我们在他肚子里找着一个铜钮扣,一个圆球,还有许多乱七八糟的东西。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>"Then we get a bit of timber in, sir," retorted Brass.</E>
        <C>“那么我们还多赚了一截木头,阁下,”布拉斯反驳道。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Jack hurried up to the house and asked the woman, as bold as brass, if she could give him some breakfast.</E>
        <C>杰克快步走到房屋跟前,大胆问那女人能不能给他点早饭吃。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>I never slackened the strokes of my piece of chino upon the brass.</E>
        <C>我手上那块布还不住地擦着铜牌,一刻没有松劲。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>orichalc,yellow metal</E>
        <C>n. [材]黄铜；黄铜制品；铜管乐器；厚脸皮</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[bredθ]</SM>
    <E>breadth</E>
    <C>n. 宽度，幅度；宽宏
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>He was a dark man altogether, with good eyes and good bold breadth.</E>
        <C>他完全是黑色的,有一双好眼睛,眼与眼之间很开阔。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Heathcliff measured the height and breadth of the speaker with an eye full of derision.</E>
        <C>希刺克厉夫带着充满嘲笑的眼色从上到下地打量着说话的人。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>There is too much breadth in his jokes [behaviour].</E>
        <C>他的笑话[行为]太过火了。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>A line has length but neither breadth nor thickness.</E>
        <C>线有长度,但既没有宽度,也没有厚度。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The breadth of the problem is apparent.</E>
        <C>问题的广度是明显的。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>width,range</E>
        <C>n. 宽度，幅度；宽宏</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[brest]</SM>
    <E>breast</E>
    <C>n. 乳房，胸部；胸怀；心情
vt. 以胸对着；与…搏斗
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>He took the implements which I described to you in my letter from his breast.</E>
        <C>他从他胸前取出我在信里跟你描述过的武器。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The child only answered by her caresses, and laid her head upon his breast.</E>
        <C>这孩子只是用她让人怜爱的样子来回答,把头贴到他的胸上。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>"Here," he said, putting his hand into his breast and sidling up to the old man.</E>
        <C>“这里”,他说,一只手伸到怀里,蟹行到老人身边。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Next day new steps were to be taken; my plans could no longer be confined to my own breast.</E>
        <C>第二天要采取新的步骤了,我的计划不能再藏在我自己的心里。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>When he pointed out their means of vengeance, he struck a chord which never failed to thrill in the breast of an Indian.</E>
        <C>当他指出他们报仇的方法时,那可真是击中了绝对会让印第安人颤动不已的心弦。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>chest,uber</E>
        <C>n. [解剖]乳房，胸部；胸怀；心情</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>be at grips with</E>
        <C>vt. 以胸对着；与…搏斗</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[bri:d]</SM>
    <E>breed</E>
    <C>vi. 繁殖；饲养；产生
vt. 繁殖；饲养；养育，教育；引起
n. [生物] 品种；种类，类型
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>The first fact to emerge from the study was that the New Breed parents had not changed their views about family life.</E>
        <C>这次调查所反映的第一个事实是这些新式父母没有改变他们对家庭生活的看法。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Thousands of waterfowl breed round the lake and live off the fish.</E>
        <C>数以千计的水鸟在湖边繁殖,靠鱼为食来生活.</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>I can remember the day when I determined to have the best kennels and the best breed of horses in the kingdom.</E>
        <C>我还记得那些日子,我决心要拥有全国最好的狗和最棒的马。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He had seen her one night in a bar following some people out and asked what breed of dog she was.</E>
        <C>他是在一天晚上看见它的,那时它正好尾随着一伙人走出酒吧。他当时就打听它是哪个品种的狗。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The Chinese yellow breed is perhaps one of the earliest products of this cross.</E>
        <C>中国黄牛可能是最早的这种杂交后代之一。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>increase,result</E>
        <C>vi. 繁殖；饲养；产生</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>attract,keep,school,cause,mother</E>
        <C>vt. 繁殖；饲养；养育，教育；引起</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>category,variety,manner,nature,description</E>
        <C>n. [生物]品种；种类，类型</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[bri:z]</SM>
    <E>breeze</E>
    <C>n. 微风；轻而易举的事；煤屑；焦炭渣；小风波
vi. 吹微风；逃走
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>The auditors used to come in and do nothing but shoot the breeze for forty minutes.</E>
        <C>查帐队员一来,往往啥事也不干,先吹上四十分钟的牛。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>As he goes higher and higher into the air the wind changes into a breeze.</E>
        <C>他在空中越升越高,风就渐渐地变成了微风。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>For yards round the fire the heat was like a blow, and the breeze was a river of sparks.</E>
        <C>火堆近处,热浪逼人,微风吹过,带起一条火星。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Eddy said he did not think they would have much of a breeze and it might even be a calm.</E>
        <C>据埃迪估计这一天风大不到哪儿去,甚至可能风平浪静。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Together the three royals are given to the breeze, that follows out to see like the baying of a hound.</E>
        <C>三支最高的桅帆给轻风吹动,轻风像猎犬的吠声一路跟着我们。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>breath,doddle</E>
        <C>n. [气象]微风；轻而易举的事；煤屑；焦炭渣；小风波</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>tail out,pull foot</E>
        <C>vi. [气象]吹微风；逃走</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['braitən]</SM>
    <E>brighten</E>
    <C>vi. 明亮；变亮；活跃；快乐高兴
vt. 使闪亮；使生辉；使快乐高兴
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>I was surprised and cheered to see how far dawn was advanced: what rosy streaks were beginning to brighten the east!</E>
        <C>看到黎明早已来临,一道道玫瑰色霞光已照亮东方,我又惊又喜。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>She might be fifty-five or sixty, but hers was one of those faces that time seems to touch only to brighten and adorn.</E>
        <C>她也许有五十五岁,也许六十岁,可是她有那么一张面孔;岁月在它上面轻轻拂过,只是使它显得更有光彩,更美丽。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The light of a laugh never came to brighten their sombre and wicked countenances.</E>
        <C>欢乐的光芒从来未照亮过他们那阴郁邪恶的面孔。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>She had no color, in common, nor was her simple mind apt to present images that caused her cheek to brighten.</E>
        <C>一般说来,她脸色苍白,她那单纯的头脑不大会闪过一些念头而使双颊泛红。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Go to ask him what is one of the standing joke that brighten up their business sometimes.</E>
        <C>去问问他能常常让他们开心的是哪个笑话。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>light</E>
        <C>vi. 明亮；变亮；活跃；快乐高兴</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['briljənt]</SM>
    <E>brilliant</E>
    <C>adj. 灿烂的，闪耀的；杰出的；有才气的
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>He made a brilliant speech but it was not at all liked by his audience.</E>
        <C>他发表了一次精彩的演说,但是一点也不受听众的欢迎。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Amidst these friends then, and a host more, Pen passed more than two brilliant and happy years of his life.</E>
        <C>在这些朋友,以及其他许多同学中间,潘度过了两年多丰富多采的愉快生活。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>It was the beginning of a day in June; the deep blue sky unsullied by a cloud, and teeming with brilliant light.</E>
        <C>那是六月的一天清晨,深蓝的天空洁净无云,充满着灿烂的光辉。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He had sharp, if not brilliant, tongue in his head—a gift at times for making crisp and cynical remarks.</E>
        <C>他嘴里长了个很锋利的舌头,虽然还说不上雄辩,这是他的一种天赋,有时候能说些切中要害的刻薄话。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>She caught sight of Shelton, and bending her neck, stag-like, stood looking at him; a brilliant smile parted her lips.</E>
        <C>她一看见谢尔顿,就象雄鹿似的伸着脖子,站在那儿对他瞧呀瞧的;嘴唇绽出了一丝粲然的笑容。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>excellent,prominent,outstanding,splendid,gorgeous</E>
        <C>adj. 灿烂的，闪耀的；杰出的；有才气的</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[brim]</SM>
    <E>brim</E>
    <C>n. 边；边缘
vi. 满溢；溢出
vt. 使…满溢
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>The nap of his hat was ruffled, a patch being quite worn away at its brim where his thumb came in taking it off.</E>
        <C>他头上那顶帽子的绒头,都篷松凌乱,帽沿上摘帽子的时候大姆指接触的那个地方,还磨掉了一块。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The kitchen sink was full nearly to the brim with filthy greenish water.</E>
        <C>厨房里的水池几乎满得溢了出来,尽是发绿的脏水。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The gipsy produced three tin cups, and filled them to the brim with brandy.</E>
        <C>吉卜赛人取出三只锡杯,斟满了白兰地。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He drank at the fountain's brim.</E>
        <C>他醉在喷泉边。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>margin,rim</E>
        <C>n. 边；边缘</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>spill over,flow over</E>
        <C>vi. 满溢；溢出</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[brisk]</SM>
    <E>brisk</E>
    <C>adj. 敏锐的，活泼的，轻快的；凛冽的
vi. 活跃起来；变得轻快
vt. 使……活泼；使……轻快；使……兴旺
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>Fitzpiers did not talk much longer to this cheering housewife, and walked home with no very brisk step.</E>
        <C>菲茨比尔斯再没有同这位爱说话的主妇多谈,迈着有气无力的步子走回家去。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>All at once there was a brisk rapping at the door.</E>
        <C>这时忽听得有人急匆匆的在敲门。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>A brisk memo from Father soon informed me that I could not afford to fly.</E>
        <C>不久爸爸送来一张尖刻的短柬,指出我负担不起飞行的费用。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>A brisk woman's voice declared that she was Miss Young.</E>
        <C>一个女人清脆的声音说她是扬格小姐。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>In contrast to the surroundings, she was young, pretty and brisk.</E>
        <C>她年轻,漂亮,动作轻快,同周围的一切恰成对照。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>alive,acute,keen,lively,activated</E>
        <C>adj. 敏锐的，活泼的，轻快的；凛冽的</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>come alive,out of one's shell</E>
        <C>vi. 活跃起来；变得轻快</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['brisl]</SM>
    <E>bristle</E>
    <C>n. 猪鬃；刚毛
vi. 发怒；竖起
vt. 使（毛发等）直立
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>She seemed to bristle with fury, which the mockery of the other women about her only served to intensify.</E>
        <C>她愤怒得毛发倒竖,身边那些女人的嘲笑更是火上加油。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>seta,chaeta</E>
        <C>n. 猪鬃；[动]刚毛</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>anger,chafe at</E>
        <C>vi. 发怒；竖起</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['britl]</SM>
    <E>brittle</E>
    <C>adj. 易碎的，脆弱的；易生气的
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>He looked over the counter at Leo, and Leo watched him with a weary, brittle jeer.</E>
        <C>他的两眼越过柜台向利奥望去,而后者则挂着一丝懒洋洋、冷冰冰的讥笑瞧着他。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Steel without any carbon in it at all would be too brittle to use.</E>
        <C>钢里没有一点碳,就太脆了,不好用。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>I knew they were just thatch and must be brittle, porous, and light.</E>
        <C>我知道那是茅草屋,盖得薄薄的,轻而透气。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>"Thank you for coming, Peter," he replied in a brittle voice, turning to face me.</E>
        <C>“彼得,谢谢你到这里来”,他转身面向我,用冷淡的语气应了一声。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The fibers lose strength and become brittle.</E>
        <C>纤维强度下降,且易断。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>delicate,tender,fragile</E>
        <C>adj. 易碎的，[冶]脆弱的；易生气的</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['brəukən]</SM>
    <E>broken</E>
    <C>adj. 破碎的；坏掉的
v. 折断；打碎；损坏（break的过去分词）
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>The skull of the man had been broken, as if with a blunt instrument of iron.</E>
        <C>这个人的头骨被击破了,仿佛是用一种钝的铁器砸裂的。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The front and side walls were bucked inward several inches, and the door in the front was broken off.</E>
        <C>屋前以及两侧墙壁向内凹进数寸,前门被刮掉。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>This was no longer the flaunting hussy who had jeered at them in the road, but a broken, frightened woman.</E>
        <C>她已不复有那个在路上嘲讽他们时的洋洋得意的泼辣风度,而变成一个丧魂落魄,胆战心惊的女人了。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Night fell as we were walking, and the clouds, which had broken up in the afternoon, settled in and thickened.</E>
        <C>我们走着走着,不知不觉夜幕降临了,午后四散了的云朵已积聚起来,停住不动了。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He heard me all through in silence, and then, in a broken voice, begged me to let him go to bed.</E>
        <C>他默默地听完我这些责难,始终没有作声,最后才用哭丧似的声音恳求我,让他去睡觉。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>shattered,smashed</E>
        <C>adj. 破碎的；坏掉的</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>loused</E>
        <C>v. 折断；打碎；损坏（break的过去分词）</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[brɔnz]</SM>
    <E>bronze</E>
    <C>n. 青铜；古铜色；青铜制品
adj. 青铜色的；青铜制的
vt. 镀青铜于
vi. 变成青铜色，被晒黑
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>The man, arms folded over his chest, stood straight up like a statue of bronze.</E>
        <C>这个人双手在胸前交叉,像一尊铜像站得很挺直。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The Captain flushed a little through the bronze on his face.</E>
        <C>上尉古铜色的脸微微泛起红晕。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>But all except a single bronze sword hilt were made completely of iron, so they rusted away long ago.</E>
        <C>除一个青铜剑柄外,其余全是铁制的,所以早就锈毁了。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The woods today are burnished bronze.</E>
        <C>今天的树林是一片发亮的青铜色。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>"A bronze ring, old simpleton! And where shall I find one?"</E>
        <C>“一个青铜戒指,老笨蛋!我到哪儿去找呢?”</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>gunmetal</E>
        <C>n. [材]青铜；古铜色；青铜制品</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>aeneous</E>
        <C>adj. 青铜色的；青铜制的</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[bru:d]</SM>
    <E>brood</E>
    <C>vt. 孵；沉思
n. 一窝；一伙
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>Clyde himself did not brood over the matter.</E>
        <C>克莱德没把这件事放在心上。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He said, "I am just going to stick her up here and let you brood about her for a while.</E>
        <C>他说:“我就要把她钉在这里,让你对她沉思默想一会儿。”</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The younger fellows were to compete in the running brood jump.</E>
        <C>小伙子们呢,要比赛急行跳远。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Here at the base of the chalk formation he neared the brood that oozed from it.</E>
        <C>就在那个白垩质山岗的山根下面,他走近了那条由山根下涌出来的小河流。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Vapor jetted from the brood hose as from a little steam engine.</E>
        <C>大鼻子里象小小的蒸气机似的冒出热气。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>meditate on,be deep in thought</E>
        <C>vt. 孵；沉思</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>gang,tribe</E>
        <C>n. 一窝；一伙</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[bruk]</SM>
    <E>brook</E>
    <C>vt. 忍受；容忍
n. 小溪；小河
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>It would not do for her to drink too much, to reel about in public like the idlers of the Bamboo Brook.</E>
        <C>她不宜饮酒过多,免得在大庭广众间象浪迹于竹林溪涧的隐士一样有失体统。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He had gone to the Tuberculosis Hospital of New York State at Ray Brook where he worked for close to two years.</E>
        <C>他来到设在雷溪的纽约州立结核病医院,在那儿工作了将近两年。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The tenderness of lovers can ill brook the least jesting with the names of their mistresses.</E>
        <C>情人们一点也受不住旁人拿他们情侣的名字开玩笑。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>It does not ripple like a brook in a garden.</E>
        <C>它不像花园里的小溪那样潺潺汩汩。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He stood on the bridge over the little winding brook.</E>
        <C>他站在那座横跨着弯弯曲曲的小溪的桥上。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>stomach,go,abide,stand,tough</E>
        <C>vt. 忍受；容忍</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>creek,rivulet</E>
        <C>n. 小溪；小河</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[brau]</SM>
    <E>brow</E>
    <C>n. 眉，眉毛；额；表情
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>This flying beauty seemed to him imprinted on her brow, her hair, her lips, and in her eyes.</E>
        <C>在他看来,好象在她的额上、发上、唇上和眼睛里全刻划着这种缥缈的美。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He furrowed his brow, took hold of his nose, held it a while in his large hand with the yellow hair.</E>
        <C>他皱起额头,用长着黄毛的大手捂住鼻子,捂了好一会儿。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Mr. Xia seemed to understand, for he sat down again, put up his hand to his brow.</E>
        <C>夏先生的心头似乎还清楚,他重新坐下,把一只手按在额角上。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>When she made remarks to this edifying effect, she had a firm little frown on her brow.</E>
        <C>每逢她谈到这些发人深省的话,眉头便不由得皱了起来。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He was very like his son in face, only his brow was lower and narrower, and his mouth rather wider.</E>
        <C>他的面貌很象他的儿子,只是他的前额低一些,窄一些,他的嘴稍微阔一些。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>quantum,supercilium</E>
        <C>n. 眉，眉毛；[解剖]额；表情</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[bru:z]</SM>
    <E>bruise</E>
    <C>n. 擦伤；挫伤；青肿
vt. 使受瘀伤；使受挫伤
vi. 擦伤；受伤
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>The bruise was caused by a kick.</E>
        <C>这伤痕是脚踢的。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>abrasion,brush-burn</E>
        <C>n. 擦伤；挫伤；[外科]青肿</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>wound,brush burn</E>
        <C>vi. 擦伤；受伤</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[bru:t]</SM>
    <E>brute</E>
    <C>adj. 残忍的；无理性的
n. 畜生；残暴的人
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>Brain against brute force—and brain came out on the top—as it's bound to do.</E>
        <C>智力反抗暴力——智力最终占了上风——这是必然的。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He would not be such a brute as to cross her.</E>
        <C>他还不是那种毫无心肝的人,叫她这样心气不顺。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>We were all up against brute facts.</E>
        <C>我们都要面对无情的事实。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Eichmann is not a low police brute.</E>
        <C>艾克曼不是一个低三下四的警察畜生。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The Count was a low-lived brute.</E>
        <C>伯爵是个荒淫无耻的家伙。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>cruel,ferocious</E>
        <C>adj. 残忍的；无理性的</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>beast,subman</E>
        <C>n. 畜生；残暴的人</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['bʌbl]</SM>
    <E>bubble</E>
    <C>n. 气泡，泡沫，泡状物；透明圆形罩，圆形顶
vi. 沸腾，冒泡；发出气泡声
vt. 使冒泡；滔滔不绝地说
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>Sometimes land loomed where there was no land and flicked out like a bubble as the children watched.</E>
        <C>有时候,在原先没有陆地的地方隐约出现了陆地,而当孩子们聚会神地注目时,陆地就象个气泡似地一晃就不见了。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>If it was all a bubble, I was indeed sorely cheated and left in a sore pass.</E>
        <C>要是一切都是泡影,那我真的是遭到了痛心的欺骗,而陷入悲惨的境地中了。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>There was a pot on the fire, and now and then you could hear it bubble and chunk.</E>
        <C>火上有一口锅,不时可以听到锅里噗噗冒泡声。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The sight of the Mackintosh house had pricked the last bubble of hope remaining to her.</E>
        <C>麦金托什家这番景象已经把她的最后一丝希望都挖去了。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Little tadpoles and efts began to bubble up through the water, and to race along beneath it.</E>
        <C>小小的蝌蚪和水蜥蜴,都开始在水面儿上吐泡儿,在水里面角逐。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>foam,yeast</E>
        <C>n. [涂料]气泡，泡沫，泡状物；透明圆形罩，圆形顶</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>boil,intumesce</E>
        <C>vi. 沸腾，冒泡；发出气泡声</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>gush over</E>
        <C>vt. 使冒泡；滔滔不绝地说</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[bʌd]</SM>
    <E>bud</E>
    <C>n. 芽，萌芽；蓓蕾
vi. 发芽，萌芽
vt. 使发芽
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>Jon ought to be told, so that either his feeling might be nipped in the bud, or, flowering in spite of the past, might come to fruition.</E>
        <C>这事应当让乔恩知道,这样他说不定在含苞未放时就打掉爱情的花朵或者不管过去的那一切,让它开花结果。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>There was not a bud anywhere except a few crocuses.</E>
        <C>到处都没有新芽,只有一些藏红花。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>At the time she was only a bud of promise.</E>
        <C>当时她只是个初入社交界的未婚少女。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The dogwood bud, pale green, is inlaid with russet markings.</E>
        <C>山茱萸的蓓蕾,淡绿清雅,表面点缀着褐色的斑痕。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The police nipped the plot in the bud.</E>
        <C>警察阻止了阴谋的进行。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>seed,gemma</E>
        <C>n. [植]芽，萌芽；蓓蕾</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>put,come up</E>
        <C>vi. 发芽，萌芽</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>germinate,sprout</E>
        <C>vt. 使发芽</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[bʌlb]</SM>
    <E>bulb</E>
    <C>n. 电灯泡；鳞茎；球状物
vi. 生球茎；膨胀成球状
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>The temperature of the wick and the bulb falls below that of the air.</E>
        <C>纱布与感温球的温度下降而低于空气的温度。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>To suction with a bulb syringe, push bulb in with your thumb.</E>
        <C>用球吸引器时先用拇指把球压扁。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The top of the bulb CD must be at a lower level than mark B.</E>
        <C>球管CD的顶应低于标记B的水平面。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Could you fit me up with a new bulb for the headlight of my car?</E>
        <C>请您给我的车灯安装一个新灯泡好吗?</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He was rather like a Christmas tree whose lights, wired in series, must all go out if even one bulb is defective.</E>
        <C>他倒很象一株圣诞树上串起来的节日灯泡,只要一只出了毛病,其余别的也都要熄灭了。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>third wheel,electric lamp</E>
        <C>n. [电]电灯泡；[植]鳞茎；球状物</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[bʌlk]</SM>
    <E>bulk</E>
    <C>n. 体积，容量；大多数，大部分；大块
vt. 使扩大，使形成大量；使显得重要
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>His bulk, his easy pace and the solid sound of his boots had something of the conqueror in them.</E>
        <C>他那魁梧的体态、潇洒的步伐,以及皮靴践踏的橐橐声,都使他显得象个征服者。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He raised his head and stared across the bulk of his body.</E>
        <C>他拍了一下头,望了望自己这副魁梧的身材。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>It was the realm of King Atlas, whose bulk surpassed that of all other men.</E>
        <C>这是阿特拉斯国王的国土,阿特拉斯长得五大三粗,天下无双。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>One third of the tensor is often called the bulk stress.</E>
        <C>张量的三分之一通常称为体应力。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Soon after you saw the dark blur of casuarina trees above the line of the sea, you would see the white bulk of the house.</E>
        <C>从很远很远的洋面上看这小岛,首先映入眼帘的,除了大片麻黄林外,就是这幢通体雪白的房子。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>most of,volume,content</E>
        <C>n. 体积，容量；大多数，大部分；大块</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>exaggerate,broaden</E>
        <C>vt. 使扩大，使形成大量；使显得重要</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[bul]</SM>
    <E>bull</E>
    <C>n. 公牛；看好股市者；粗壮如牛的人；胡说八道；印玺
adj. 大型的；公牛似的；雄性的
vt. 企图抬高证券价格；吓唬；强力实现
vi. 价格上涨；走运；猛推；吹牛
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>There was a loud hissing noise as the bull worked its horns free. The tank collapsed like a deflated balloon.</E>
        <C>当牛将犄角拔出来时,那坦克发出一阵嘶嘶声,象泄了气的皮球似地瘪了。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>They did not like a bull in a china shop like him.</E>
        <C>他们不喜欢象他这样鲁莽闯祸的人。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He went off his head, like a mad bull with rage.</E>
        <C>他发起狂来,象头疯牛。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The mention of that man's name to him is like a red rag to a bull.</E>
        <C>对他提起那人的姓名,就象有什么事激怒了他似的。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>It was like a rag to a bull.</E>
        <C>像拿红布给牛看一样(越发使它发火)。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>ox,toro</E>
        <C>n. 公牛；看好股市者；粗壮如牛的人；胡说八道；印玺</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>male,large scale</E>
        <C>adj. 大型的；公牛似的；雄性的</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>browbeat,gally</E>
        <C>vt. 企图抬高证券价格；吓唬；强力实现</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>price increase,have one's day</E>
        <C>vi. 价格上涨；走运；猛推；吹牛</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['bulit]</SM>
    <E>bullet</E>
    <C>n. 子弹；只选某党全部候选人的投票；豆子
vi. 射出；迅速行进
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>Perhaps the two bullet holes in the front window should have been a warning to us.</E>
        <C>或许,那前窗的两个弹孔对我们已是一个警告。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>It had laid open a few inches of his thigh, but the bullet had not been embedded.</E>
        <C>大腿上拉开了两三寸长的一个口子,子弹不在肉里。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The only sound that broke the stillness of the night was the whistle of a bullet.</E>
        <C>只有子弹的呼啸声冲破着夜的沉寂。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He is able to tell the precise spot where each bullet must strike.</E>
        <C>他能够估计每颗子弹的准确弹着位置。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The enemy lodged a bullet in his brain.</E>
        <C>敌人将一颗子弹打入他的头部。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>pill</E>
        <C>n. [军]子弹；只选某党全部候选人的投票；豆子</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>jet,shoot out</E>
        <C>vi. 射出；迅速行进</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['bʌntʃ]</SM>
    <E>bunch</E>
    <C>n. 群；串；突出物
vi. 隆起；打褶；形成一串
vt. 使成一串；使打褶
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>Love isn't a bunch of coals that can be blown by an artificial bellows into a flame at any time.</E>
        <C>爱情并不是一堆煤,可以随时用风箱把它吹起火焰来。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Her boyfriend sent her a bunch of red roses on her birthday.</E>
        <C>她生日那天,她的男朋友送了她一束红玫瑰。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Would you rate him with the best of the bunch?</E>
        <C>你认为他是这伙人中最好的吗?</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>What on earth a good girl like Mary wants to hang around with that crazy bunch for, God only knows.</E>
        <C>象玛丽这样的好姑娘到底为什么要去跟那群疯子厮混,只有天知道。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>I never seen such a no-good ungrateful bunch.</E>
        <C>我可从来没有见过这么一钱不值、没有良心的一帮子。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>cluster,gang,qun</E>
        <C>n. 群；串；突出物</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>fix pleats</E>
        <C>vi. 隆起；打褶；形成一串</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['bʌndl]</SM>
    <E>bundle</E>
    <C>n. 束；捆
vt. 捆
vi. 匆忙离开
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>He came to me and put his hands under my arms and lifted me from the floor, as though I were a bundle of feathers.</E>
        <C>他走到我跟前,双手放在我的胳膊下,把我从地板上举起来,就好象我是一束羽毛似的。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>I was just a bundle of nerves at the moment.</E>
        <C>我当时神经极度紧张。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>"Now!" said Haley, pushing his three purchases together, and producing a bundle of handcuffs, which he proceeded to put on their waists.</E>
        <C>“走啦!”海利把他刚买的三个黑奴推到一起,拿出一串手铐来把他们一个个都铐上。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>I was half way down the stairs before I noticed that there was a bundle in the pocket.</E>
        <C>我下楼下了一半,才注意到口袋里有个纸包。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Now I was glad to get my bundle on my stuff's end and set out over the ford and up the hill upon the farther side.</E>
        <C>这时我已心旷神怡,用棍棒的一头挑起包裹,蹚过浅滩,向另一面的山坡上走去了。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>tract,truss</E>
        <C>n. [解剖]束；[印刷]捆</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>rope</E>
        <C>vt. [印刷]捆</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>bolt out,blow through</E>
        <C>vi. 匆忙离开</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['bə:dən]</SM>
    <E>burden</E>
    <C>n. 负担；责任；船的载货量
vt. 使负担；烦扰；装货于
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>What a martyr she was! Dirty and deaf and bent and coughing all the time, nothing but a burden to herself.</E>
        <C>她受了多少活罪!又脏,又聋,又驼背,又是不停地咳嗽,她只是自己的一个累赘。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>You put a burden in front of him and he clasped it.</E>
        <C>你在他面前摆一副重担,而他则毫不犹豫地接受了。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>At last, bearing in her arms the infant progeny of Jove, she reached Lycia, weary with her burden and parched with thirst.</E>
        <C>最后她来到吕西亚,怀里抱着朱庇特幼小的子嗣,疲乏不堪,口渴难耐。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Whether we can in any other way depict the state of mind of a man who has resolved to cast off the burden of life.</E>
        <C>是不是我们能够用别的方法,说明一个人决定撇开他生活的负荷时,他的心理状态。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>These stockings were a grievous burden to her-she would much have liked to put them in the fire.</E>
        <C>这些袜子真是她的一项苦恼的负担,她真想把这些破烂都给扔进炉火里去。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>liability,duty,weight,strain,trust</E>
        <C>n. 负担；责任；船的载货量</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>eat,bother</E>
        <C>vt. 使负担；烦扰；装货于</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['bjuərəu]</SM>
    <E>bureau</E>
    <C>n. 局，处；衣柜；办公桌
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>On an upper floor he opens the door of a small room containing a bed, a desk, a telephone and a bureau.</E>
        <C>在上面的一层楼上,他打开了一间小屋,屋里有一张床,一张书桌,一部电话,一个衣柜。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Nim rose from his seat and crossed to a bureau beneath bookshelves.</E>
        <C>尼姆从座位上站起来,走到对面书架下的一张写字台旁。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>But you could suggest she write to a marriage bureau.</E>
        <C>不过,你可以提议,让她给婚姻咨询处写信。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Does this mean anything? The Bureau of Engraving and Printing says no—it's all in the eye of the beholder.</E>
        <C>这有什么含义没有呢?美国印刷局说没有——那全是观看者的看法。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He knows a lot of things so they call him "information bureau".</E>
        <C>他懂得很多东西,所以人们称他为“万事通”。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>department,innings</E>
        <C>n. [管理]局，处；衣柜；[家具]办公桌</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['bædʒ]</SM>
    <E>badge</E>
    <C>n. 徽章；证章；标记
vt. 授给…徽章
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>If a Messerschmidt had taken his legs the wheelchair would have been like a medal, a badge of courage.</E>
        <C>如果他的腿是被梅塞施米特战斗机打断的,那么这部轮椅就象一枚奖章,象征他的勇气。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>We discern no badge of infamy on man or woman.</E>
        <C>我们不会从某个男人或女人身上认出任何丑行的标志。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The pine is a badge of constancy.</E>
        <C>松树是节操的象征。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>marks,bedge</E>
        <C>n. [轻]徽章；证章；标记</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['bæfl]</SM>
    <E>baffle</E>
    <C>vt. 使…困惑；使…受挫折；用挡板控制
n. 挡板；困惑
vi. 做徒劳挣扎
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>Seldon, as he ran, bounded from side to side to baffle and deceive their aim.</E>
        <C>塞尔登一会儿跳到这边,一会儿跳到那边跑着,搞乱和干扰他们的目标。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>She had then offered him the chance to baffle his doom.</E>
        <C>当时她向他提供战胜厄运的机会。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>puzzle,set back</E>
        <C>vt. 使…困惑；使…受挫折；用挡板控制</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>confusion,checkboard</E>
        <C>n. [建][机][电子]挡板；困惑</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['bælət]</SM>
    <E>ballot</E>
    <C>n. 投票；投票用纸；投票总数
vi. 投票；抽签决定
vt. 使投票表决；拉选票
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>But if there should remain two or more who have equal votes, the Senate shall choose from them by ballot the Vice President.</E>
        <C>但如果有二人或二人以上得票相等时,应由参议院投票表决,选举其中一人为副总统。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>They packed the ballot with dummy candidates to split the vote.</E>
        <C>他们立假后选人纠集选票以分裂选票。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He x-ed his ballot clearly.</E>
        <C>他在选票上清清楚楚地勾下了选择的记号。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>vote,poll</E>
        <C>n. 投票；投票用纸；投票总数</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>cast one's vote,poll</E>
        <C>vi. 投票；抽签决定</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>seek a vote</E>
        <C>vt. 使投票表决；拉选票</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['bændidʒ]</SM>
    <E>bandage</E>
    <C>n. 绷带
vt. 用绷带包扎
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>He bandaged, his hands moving very fast and the bandage coming taut and sure.</E>
        <C>他开始包扎,他的手很快,绷带扎得又紧又稳。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>After an injection, the child may want a bandage placed over the puncture site.</E>
        <C>注射后,有些小儿想用绷带包住注射处。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>I lapped a bandage around the wrist.</E>
        <C>我用绷带将手腕包起来。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The bandage, stiff with pus and blood, was stuck fast to the torn muscles.</E>
        <C>绷带上满是脓血,紧粘在血肉上。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The doctor stripped his bandage off.</E>
        <C>医生给他解掉了绷带。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>fascia,ligature</E>
        <C>n. [医]绷带</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['bæŋkrʌpt]</SM>
    <E>bankrupt</E>
    <C>adj. 破产的
vt. 使破产
n. [经] 破产者
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>It prevents the bankrupt disposing of his estate.</E>
        <C>它要防止破产人处理自己的财产。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>A bankrupt has disgraced his name; but winding up his business does no harm to a man's reputation.</E>
        <C>一个破产的人名誉扫地,但宣告清理的人是清白的。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Who cares if he is a damn bankrupt?</E>
        <C>谁在乎他是个倒霉的破产者啊?</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>broke,belly-up</E>
        <C>adj. [经]破产的</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>put out of business,bust</E>
        <C>vt. [经]使破产</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>insolvent</E>
        <C>n. [经]破产者</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['bæŋkwit]</SM>
    <E>banquet</E>
    <C>n. 宴会，盛宴；宴请，款待
vt. 宴请，设宴款待
vi. 参加宴会
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>The master tried to take the money for this banquet from our wages.</E>
        <C>厂主想从我们的工资中扣钱来办酒席。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>If a banquet is to be served, the menu must be planned; tables, napery, and table silver must be provided and set up.</E>
        <C>如果要开宴会,则必须事先制定菜单,备齐备好餐桌、餐桌用巾、餐具。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Come and grace our banquet with your presence.</E>
        <C>来赏光,参加我们的宴会。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The knights rose from the banquet table to pledge the King.</E>
        <C>众武士自宴席上立起举杯祝国王健康。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>I remember him at a banquet on that night.</E>
        <C>我记得那天晚上他是在参加一个宴会。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>entertainment,treat</E>
        <C>n. 宴会，盛宴；宴请，款待</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>feast,dine</E>
        <C>vt. 宴请，设宴款待</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>feast</E>
        <C>vi. 参加宴会</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['bεəli]</SM>
    <E>barely</E>
    <C>adv. 仅仅，勉强；几乎不；公开地；贫乏地
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>The woman in front of him was eating roasted peanuts that smelled so good that he could barely contain his hunger.</E>
        <C>他前面的那个女人在吃着烤花生,香味扑鼻,使他简直无法控制自己的辘辘饥肠。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>I did not come barely to let you know that I was informed of these things as if I wanted a bribe to conceal them.</E>
        <C>我不单是来告诉你我知道了这件事,好像我想得到一笔贿赂,把这件事隐藏起来。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>A smile barely touched her eyes, but anyone who knew her could tell she was most pleased.</E>
        <C>她眼里闪过一丝笑意,任何了解她的人都明白,她此刻正得意非凡。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>It was dark and you could just barely hear the noise of the celebrating.</E>
        <C>到处黑乎乎,只是还能依稀听得见那边欢闹的声音。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>After a Russian meal one is stuffed; one can barely face the prospect of the next round.</E>
        <C>吃完一顿俄国大菜,感到很腻,不堪面对再吃一顿的前景。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>merely,simply,just,only,but</E>
        <C>adv. 仅仅，勉强；几乎不；公开地；贫乏地</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['bærən]</SM>
    <E>barren</E>
    <C>adj. 贫瘠的；不生育的；无益的；沉闷无趣的；空洞的
n. 荒地
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>I came down with him to see the barren land and did what I could to render assistance.</E>
        <C>我与他一道来到这儿,实地考察这片荒地。而且尽我所能助他一臂之力。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He wondered what sort of place it was: a barren lump of rock, or a thriving community of farmers?</E>
        <C>他不知那是个什么样的地方:是一块光秃秃的岩石,还是农家集居的繁华之地?</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>June 6 seems to have been for me an active and not barren day.</E>
        <C>6月6日对我来说可说是一个极其活跃,未曾虚度的一日。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>On his return journey in the train across Siberia he wrote a barren reply.</E>
        <C>他回国时在西伯利亚火车上写了一封空洞的复函。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>I was cast upon a little barren isle, and cut off on every side by the salt sea.</E>
        <C>我被抛弃在一个四周环海,无路可通的小小的荒岛上了。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>sterile,unprofitable</E>
        <C>adj. 贫瘠的；不生育的；无益的；沉闷无趣的；空洞的</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>waste,wilderness,abandoned land</E>
        <C>n. 荒地</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['bætə]</SM>
    <E>batter</E>
    <C>n. 击球手；（用鸡蛋、牛奶、面粉等调成的）糊状物；墙面的倾斜
vt. 猛击；打坏；使向上倾斜
vi. 接连猛击；向上倾斜
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>Shaking the rest of the batter from his clothes and picking up his oak-leaf cap, which had fallen off, Tom ran home as fast as he could.</E>
        <C>汤姆把衣服上还粘着的面糊抖掉,捡起掸在地上的橡树叶帽,拔腿就往家跑。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>I caught his arm as he was raising it to batter his poor devoted head, and shook it violently.</E>
        <C>我一把抓住他的手臂,拼命摇着,不让他敲打可怜巴巴、忠心耿耿的脑袋瓜。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The batter knocked the ball out of the park.</E>
        <C>击球手把球击出球场。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Come. Batter the gate once more!</E>
        <C>喂!重新打门呀!</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Together they batter the trees and level the grasses.</E>
        <C>狂风夹着暴雨横扫树林,刮平草原。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>paste,batsman</E>
        <C>n. 击球手；（用鸡蛋、牛奶、面粉等调成的）糊状物；墙面的倾斜</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>jab at,lash out</E>
        <C>vt. 猛击；打坏；使向上倾斜</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['bεəriŋ]</SM>
    <E>bearing</E>
    <C>n. [机] 轴承；关系；方位；举止
v. 忍受（bear的ing形式）
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>There had something of a slouch and a sneer in his bearing.</E>
        <C>他的脸上带着一副心灰意懒而又不屑一顾的神情。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>At last, bearing in her arms the infant progeny of Jove, she reached Lycia, weary with her burden and parched with thirst.</E>
        <C>最后她来到吕西亚,怀里抱着朱庇特幼小的子嗣,疲乏不堪,口渴难耐。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>She was a slim, petite woman, with a regal bearing that made her appear taller than she was.</E>
        <C>她是个身材细小纤弱的女人,带着一种威严的气度,使她看上去比实际要高。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He looked a lot older, but that might have been his bearing.</E>
        <C>他看上去比这张照片上的人老多了,但那也许是他故意做的姿态。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>His kindly bearing caused all the children to like him.</E>
        <C>他那种和蔼的态度使所有的孩子都喜欢他。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>relationship,connection,behavior,link,concern</E>
        <C>n. [机]轴承；关系；[矿业][测][天]方位；举止</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>swallowing</E>
        <C>v. 忍受（bear的ing形式）</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[bi'fɔ:hænd]</SM>
    <E>beforehand</E>
    <C>adv. 事先；预先
adj. 提前的；预先准备好的
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>It is all very fine to blow and boast beforehand, but now it's done, Alan, and who's to bear the blame of it?</E>
        <C>预先吹吹牛,放放炮倒是不错,可是现在事情干出来了,艾伦,谁来背这个黑锅呢?</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>When a poor man is to lose his only child, he likes to have an inkling of it beforehand.</E>
        <C>当一个可怜的人要失去他唯一的孩子时,他希望事先得到一个暗示。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Please let me know beforehand.</E>
        <C>请事先通知我。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>in advance,previously,ahead,ready</E>
        <C>adv. 事先；预先</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>pre-arranged</E>
        <C>adj. 提前的；预先准备好的</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['beli]</SM>
    <E>belly</E>
    <C>n. 腹部；胃；食欲
vi. 涨满；鼓起
vt. 使鼓起
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>If he was in my sporran, and your belly full of shillings, I would not hurt a hair upon his body.</E>
        <C>既使他是在我的毛皮袋里,而你的腰包里又装满了金钱,我也不会伤他身上一根毫毛的。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>She squatted down close to the ground and from her belly there came out one by one a big heap of crocodile eggs.</E>
        <C>她低低地蹲在地上,从她的肚子里一个接一个地出来一大堆鳄鱼蛋。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He said, "The stool spilled into the belly."</E>
        <C>他说,"粪便溢进肚子。"</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>You could do it, too, if your belly was fed, if your property was safe.</E>
        <C>你们也可以这样做,只消你们的肚子吃得饱,你们的财产安全无恙。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Shoot for the exact centre of the belly if he faces thee.</E>
        <C>假使他脸朝你,瞄准腹部中央射击。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>stomach,appetite,abdomen</E>
        <C>n. 腹部；胃；食欲</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>summon up</E>
        <C>vi. 涨满；鼓起</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>plump</E>
        <C>vt. 使鼓起</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[bi'wildə]</SM>
    <E>bewilder</E>
    <C>vt. 使迷惑，使不知所措
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>Again and again passages in his essays exasperate of bewilder.</E>
        <C>他的文章里使人忿然或困惑的章节屡见不鲜。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The letter would only bewilder the mother.</E>
        <C>这信只会使妈妈惶惑不解。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>bemuddle,enchant</E>
        <C>vt. 使迷惑，使不知所措</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['baiəs]</SM>
    <E>bias</E>
    <C>n. 偏见；偏爱；斜纹；乖离率
vt. 使存偏见
adj. 偏斜的
adv. 偏斜地
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>The reason for the British bias towards airships at this stage is not hard to deduce.</E>
        <C>弄清英国人在这个阶段如此热衷于建造飞艇的原因并不难。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Eulogiums will not bias me; I shall judge for myself.</E>
        <C>颂词是不会使我有偏见的,我要自己作判断。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>This bias divided by the guidance loop gain will be the miss due to this cause.</E>
        <C>这个偏差除以制导回路的放大系数,就是这个原因所引起的脱靶量。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Agnew had told some home truths about their power and bias.</E>
        <C>关于他们的权力和偏见,阿格纽说过一些击中要害的大实话。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>preference,favour</E>
        <C>n. 偏见；偏爱；斜纹；乖离率</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>deflective</E>
        <C>adj. 偏斜的</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[,bibli'ɔɡrəfi]</SM>
    <E>bibliography</E>
    <C>n. 参考书目；文献目录
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>There is a short bibliography to which you might turn if you're having trouble or want to go beyond the notes.</E>
        <C>有一份简短的文献目录,当你碰到困难或需要越出本书范围的内容时,就可以查阅它。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>reference,reading list</E>
        <C>n. 参考书目；[图情]文献目录</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[bid]</SM>
    <E>bid</E>
    <C>vt. 投标；出价；表示；吩咐
vi. 投标；吩咐
n. 出价；叫牌；努力争取
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>It was a masterpiece of its kind, and bid defiance to all the projectiles in the world.</E>
        <C>这是一件杰作,它可以跟世界上所有的炮弹挑战。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>We were bid to a river party—not to be preached at.</E>
        <C>我们是被请来参加游河,可不是来听道的啊。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>I charged him to keep close behind me, and not to stir, or shoot, or do anything, till I bid him.</E>
        <C>我命令他紧跟在我后面,在没有得到我的命令以前,不得随便开枪,不得任意行动。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>I made him a bid for the antique table.</E>
        <C>我向他出价购买那张古老的桌子。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Our guide, who by the way was a wretched faint-hearted fellow, bid us keep in a ready posture.</E>
        <C>我们的带路人(他原来是一个胆小如鼠的可怜虫)嘱咐我们做好准备。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>tell,tender for</E>
        <C>vt. 投标；[贸易]出价；表示；吩咐</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>tender for</E>
        <C>vi. [贸易]投标；吩咐</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>offer</E>
        <C>n. [贸易]出价；叫牌；努力争取</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[bai'ɔɡrəfi]</SM>
    <E>biography</E>
    <C>n. 传记；档案；个人简介
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>From the many days and nights of talks finally came that great biography of Zhu De called "The Great Road".</E>
        <C>从那许多日日夜夜的谈话中,终于产生了朱德的伟大传记——《伟大的道路》。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>file,record</E>
        <C>n. 传记；档案；个人简介</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[bi'zɑ:]</SM>
    <E>bizarre</E>
    <C>adj. 奇异的（指态度，容貌，款式等）
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>They extorted a bizarre sense from the few words that had been spoken.</E>
        <C>对那几句话他们牵强附会地赋以一种离奇的意思。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The more bizarre a thing is the less mysterious it proves to be.</E>
        <C>愈是稀奇的事往往愈非高深莫测。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The plot of the novel was too bizarre to be believed.</E>
        <C>这部小说的情节太离奇了,简直令人难以置信。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Its bizarre quality was not lost on us.</E>
        <C>我们没有被那种异乎寻常的气氛弄得晕头转向。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>fantastic,funny,fatastic</E>
        <C>adj. 奇异的（指态度，容貌，款式等）</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[bli:k]</SM>
    <E>bleak</E>
    <C>adj. 阴冷的；荒凉的，无遮蔽的；黯淡的，无希望的；冷酷的；单调的
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>Give a man the secure possession of a bleak rock, and he will turn it into a garden.</E>
        <C>保障一个人对一块不毛之地的所有权,他会把它变成花园。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He was silent, with his hand on her shoulder. His heart was bleak.</E>
        <C>他抚摸着她的肩头,没有作声,心中一片凄凉。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>This bleak place overgrown with nettles was the churchyard.</E>
        <C>那蔓草丛生的凄凉地方是教堂公墓。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Zelli's was closed, the bleak and sinister cheap hotels surrounding it were dark.</E>
        <C>泽利饭店关门了,附近的一些阴暗冷落的普通旅馆也一片漆黑。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The bleak frost packed and paved the square as with some ringing metal.</E>
        <C>惨白的霜冻牢固地铺在广场上,象是铿锵发响的金属。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>raw,wild,flat,frozen,blank</E>
        <C>adj. 阴冷的；荒凉的，无遮蔽的；黯淡的，无希望的；冷酷的；单调的</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[bliŋk]</SM>
    <E>blink</E>
    <C>vt. 眨眼；使…闪烁
vi. 眨眼；闪烁
n. 眨眼；瞬间；闪光
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>Suddenly his eye gave a blink, as if it had met something that either dazzled or shocked its pupil.</E>
        <C>突然他的眼睛眨巴了一下,仿佛看到了什么撩乱或惊扰他眸子的东西似的。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He did not blink, but from time to time the lids closed down with delicate gravity over his pale green eyes.</E>
        <C>他不在眨眼,可是那眼皮却不时地闭下来盖过他那淡绿色的眼睛,流露出令人难以捉摸的严肃神情。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The sweat began to run into Kunta's eyes, making him blink to stop the stinging.</E>
        <C>汗珠已流进了昆塔的眼睛,使他不禁要眨一下眼以免刺痛。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Ase said with an impatience that made his mother blink.</E>
        <C>埃斯说这话时表现出的不耐烦使他的母亲直眨眼。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>When you see a light in a window blink three times, throw the box in the snow and drive off.</E>
        <C>你一看到有个窗口将灯光闪烁三遍,就把盒子扔在雪地里,把车开走。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>wink one's eyes</E>
        <C>vt. 眨眼；使…闪烁</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>wink one's eyes,nictate</E>
        <C>vi. 眨眼；闪烁</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>moment,breath,second,instant</E>
        <C>n. 眨眼；瞬间；闪光</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['blʌndə]</SM>
    <E>blunder</E>
    <C>vi. 跌跌撞撞地走；犯大错
vt. 做错
n. 大错
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>He made several efforts to creep out of his scrape, but the old man's eye was upon him and he made blunder after blunder.</E>
        <C>他几次设法要想逃出窘境,可是那老人的眼睛老盯住他,于是他一次又一次地露了马脚。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Someone has made a real blunder here.</E>
        <C>有人在这方面出了差错。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>It was blocked by the fear of committing a blunder.</E>
        <C>他很难于出口。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>They appear, blunder, and end in a fog.</E>
        <C>他们出世了,做了一些颠颠倒倒的事情,然后在雾中消失了。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>I'm afraid we must have made some blunder and given offence.</E>
        <C>那么说,恐怕就是我们干了点鲁莽的事,得罪人了。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>misdo</E>
        <C>vt. 做错</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>boner,ricket</E>
        <C>n. 大错</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[blʌnt]</SM>
    <E>blunt</E>
    <C>adj. 钝的，不锋利的；生硬的；直率的
vt. 使迟钝
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>The skull of the man had been broken, as if with a blunt instrument of iron.</E>
        <C>这个人的头骨被击破了,仿佛是用一种钝的铁器砸裂的。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>There was a shrewd Yankee in Emerson, a blunt fellow who could strip an occasion to its essence.</E>
        <C>爱默生有扬基人的那份精明,那份单刀直入的耿直。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Every now and then Blunt snatched a look across at me.</E>
        <C>布伦特不时地瞥我一眼。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Foreign bodies are removed by passing a blunt hook deep to the foreign body and raking it out.</E>
        <C>异物的取除可用一个钝钩子深入至异物,并将其钩出。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>She was a plain girl with a square face and blunt features.</E>
        <C>她是一个很平常的姑娘,长着一个方脸盘,相貌呆板。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>dull,explicit,naked</E>
        <C>adj. 钝的，不锋利的；生硬的；直率的</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>dull,benumb</E>
        <C>vt. 使迟钝</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[blʌʃ]</SM>
    <E>blush</E>
    <C>vi. 脸红；感到惭愧
n. 脸红；红色；羞愧
vt. 红著脸表示；使成红色
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>Now the people sneer at me-the very hills and sky seem to laugh at me till I blush shamefully for my folly.</E>
        <C>现在,人们在讥笑我,山川和天空也似乎在嘲笑我,直到我为自己的愚蠢而羞愧得满面通红。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Once or twice she could discern a faint blush, but in general Charlotte wisely did not hear.</E>
        <C>夏绿蒂有一两次被她看得微微脸红了,不过一般总是很聪明地装作没有听见。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He was always careful to have money in his pocket, and to be modish in his dress, so that his son need not blush for him.</E>
        <C>他袋子里总记得放些钱,而且衣服总要穿得体面些,免得儿子的脸上不光彩。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Alec looked at Tess as he spoke, in a way that made her blush a little.</E>
        <C>亚雷一面说,一面直看她,把苔丝看得脸上起了一层薄薄的羞晕。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>How the rosy blush of morn began to mantle in the east.</E>
        <C>玫瑰色的晨曦渐渐染红了东方。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>feel cheap</E>
        <C>vi. 脸红；感到惭愧</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>red,shame</E>
        <C>n. 脸红；红色；羞愧</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['bəunəs]</SM>
    <E>bonus</E>
    <C>n. 奖金；红利；额外津贴
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>There'll be a fat bonus in this for you, Rhys.</E>
        <C>里斯,在这笔交易中,你会得到一大笔红利的。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>prix,dividend</E>
        <C>n. [劳经]奖金；[经]红利；额外津贴</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['buklit]</SM>
    <E>booklet</E>
    <C>n. 小册子
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>In 1828 Green published a privately printed booklet.</E>
        <C>1828年格林出版了一本私人印刷的小册子。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>tract,pamphlet</E>
        <C>n. 小册子</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[bu:m]</SM>
    <E>boom</E>
    <C>vt. 使兴旺；发隆隆声
vi. 急速发展；发隆隆声
n. 繁荣；吊杆；隆隆声
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>The aftermath of the war was not a boom, but a rural depression.</E>
        <C>战争的结果不是繁荣和兴旺,而是农村经济的不景气。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>"I did," and he added grimly, "but I lost everything I wanted in the boom."</E>
        <C>“是啊,”他怏怏不乐地补充说,“但是我在涨风中失去了我所要的一切。”</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The oil boom of the 1970s and early 1980s proved a blessing and a curse for many oil-exporting countries.</E>
        <C>70和80年代初期的石油繁荣,对许多石油出口国来说,既是一桩幸事,也是一个祸根。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The false boom of the spring and summer had ended.</E>
        <C>春、夏的虚假繁荣已经结束。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Then came the boom in cattle.</E>
        <C>后来,牛只买卖突然兴旺。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>prosperity,up,speed</E>
        <C>n. 繁荣；[机]吊杆；隆隆声</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[bu:st]</SM>
    <E>boost</E>
    <C>vt. 促进；增加；支援
vi. 宣扬；偷窃
n. 推动；帮助；宣扬
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>The engine burns again for about 5 minutes to boost the astronauts out of their low earth orbit and on the way of the moon.</E>
        <C>引擎再度燃烧大约五分钟,将宇航员从低地球轨道推送到前往月球的路上去。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Western analysts believe that China could boost exports at an annual average rate of 20%.</E>
        <C>西方分析家认为,中国的出口额平均每年可增加20%。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He attempted a jolly voice to boost his own flagging spirit.</E>
        <C>于是,他试图用一种快活的声音来为自己低落的精神打气。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>This increase in demand is likely to boost prices.</E>
        <C>需求的增加很可能推动价格上涨。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The purpose of all the hoopla out there is to boost civilian morale.</E>
        <C>外面那样大吹大擂的目的无非是要鼓舞一下民心。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>facilitate,promote,enhance,further,jack</E>
        <C>vt. 促进；增加；支援</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>pick pocket,rip off</E>
        <C>vi. 宣扬；偷窃</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>assistance,motivation,hand,aid,publicity</E>
        <C>n. 推动；帮助；宣扬</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['bauəl]</SM>
    <E>bowel</E>
    <C>n. 肠；内部；同情
vt. 将……的肚肠取出
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>Dr. Lerwick removed more than four feet of bowel—and bits of clothing, wood, and other debris.</E>
        <C>劳威克医生切除了四英尺多的肠子,并清除了一些衣服、木头等碎片。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He submerged the cups in the bowel.</E>
        <C>他把杯子都放在了水盆之中。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>This food binds the bowel.</E>
        <C>这种食物引起便秘。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>interior,inside,inner,feeling,compassion</E>
        <C>n. 肠；内部；同情</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['bɔikɔt]</SM>
    <E>boycott</E>
    <C>vt. 联合抵制；拒绝参加
n. 联合抵制
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>No charter company was eager to court Arab boycott.</E>
        <C>没有哪一家租赁飞机的公司愿意招惹阿拉伯人对它进行抵制。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>It is frequently supported by other weapons, such as picketing and boycott.</E>
        <C>通常还有其他武器的支持它,如设立纠察线,和实行抵制活动。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns />
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[breis]</SM>
    <E>brace</E>
    <C>n. 支柱；[语] 大括号；曲柄
vt. 支撑；振作起来；激励；撑牢
vi. 支持；打起精神
adj. 曲柄的
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>It was easy to think this; but it was hard to brace himself up to try it.</E>
        <C>这事情想想倒是容易;可是他却很难壮起胆来试一下。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The next thing I laid hold of was a brace of pistols.</E>
        <C>我弄到手的第二件东西是一对手枪。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>I had a brace of unloaded pocket pistols with me and slept unperturbed.</E>
        <C>我带着一对可以装在口袋里的手枪,没有上手弹,我睡觉很平静。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>They were twirling a brace drill.</E>
        <C>他们当时正在转动曲柄钻。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>His jacket, I know, concealed a body brace which supported his spine.</E>
        <C>我知道在他的外衣里面隐藏着一付支撑着他脊椎骨的支架。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>leg,backbone,stay,mainstay</E>
        <C>n. 支柱；[计][语]大括号；曲柄</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>support,stimulate,uphold,power,sustain</E>
        <C>vt. [公路]支撑；振作起来；激励；撑牢</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>support of,stand up for sb</E>
        <C>vi. 支持；打起精神</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['brækit]</SM>
    <E>bracket</E>
    <C>n. 支架；括号；墙上凸出的托架
vt. 括在一起；把…归入同一类；排除
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>He assured himself that the door was strong and the bolt solid; then he set down his lamp upon a bracket.</E>
        <C>等他相信房门确是坚固可靠,门闩确是结实以后,便将灯放在托架上。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>rest,supporting stand</E>
        <C>n. 支架；括号；墙上凸出的托架</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>eliminate,exclude</E>
        <C>vt. 括在一起；把…归入同一类；排除</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[bri:tʃ]</SM>
    <E>breach</E>
    <C>n. 违背，违反；缺口
vt. 违反，破坏；打破
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>It was a breach of security, even a small act of defiance, to read this book publicly for pleasure.</E>
        <C>在公共场所为了消遣而看这种书是违犯安全规定的,甚至是一种小小的挑衅行为。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The breach between them would be past bridging.</E>
        <C>他们之间的背离达到不可挽回的地步。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The two enemies were still on the very breach of a quarrel, but down they sat, one upon each side of the peat fire.</E>
        <C>那两位对手的争吵,仍旧可能一触即发,不过,他们已坐了下来,一个坐在煤火的这一头,一个坐在另一头。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Their fathers' quarrel kept a breach between them.</E>
        <C>他们父辈之间的交恶使他们的关系始终存在着裂痕。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>She wrote to Ralph and acquainted him with my conduct; this occasioned a breach between us.</E>
        <C>她写信告诉拉尔夫我的行状,这使我们之间有了隔阂。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>separation,gap,violation,infringement</E>
        <C>n. 违背，违反；缺口</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>destroy,violate</E>
        <C>vt. 违反，破坏；打破</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['breikdaun]</SM>
    <E>breakdown</E>
    <C>n. 故障；崩溃；分解；分类；衰弱；跺脚曳步舞
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>I was near the point of breakdown.</E>
        <C>我已经到了精神崩溃的边缘了。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>You should slow up a bit if you want to avoid a breakdown.</E>
        <C>如果你不想把身体累病了,你就应该减少一点工作。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The strain might give him a nervous breakdown.</E>
        <C>那种紧张劲真可能使他得精神分裂症。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>If so, breakdown of their flight muscles may prevent them from reaching their destiny.</E>
        <C>即使如此,飞翔肌肉的衰竭,可防止它们再次迁飞。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>fault,analysis,classification,category,trouble</E>
        <C>n. 故障；崩溃；分解；分类；衰弱；跺脚曳步舞</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[bru:]</SM>
    <E>brew</E>
    <C>vt. 酿造；酝酿
vi. 酿酒；被冲泡；即将发生
n. 啤酒；质地
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>A coffee drinker holding his nose while sipping would taste only the bitter in his brew.</E>
        <C>一个人捏着鼻子喝咖啡只能品尝到苦味。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The policeman dispelled the crowd lest they should brew trouble.</E>
        <C>警察驱散人群,因恐他们酿祸。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He sells the beer as soon as he can brew.</E>
        <C>他的酒一酿好即卖出。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>vint,vinify</E>
        <C>vt. 酿造；酝酿</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>impend</E>
        <C>vi. 酿酒；被冲泡；即将发生</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>beer,texture</E>
        <C>n. 啤酒；质地</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[braib]</SM>
    <E>bribe</E>
    <C>vt. 贿赂，收买
vi. 行贿
n. 贿赂
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>I did not come barely to let you know that I was informed of these things as if I wanted a bribe to conceal them.</E>
        <C>我不单是来告诉你我知道了这件事,好像我想得到一笔贿赂,把这件事隐藏起来。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The children were given candy as a bribe to be good.</E>
        <C>用糖果哄孩子们不要闹。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He must not again be allowed to bribe the aldermen.</E>
        <C>决不再容许他贿赂市参议员们。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He could hardly say so to her outright; it would seem too gross a bribe.</E>
        <C>可是他不能直截了当这么说,否则岂不成了粗俗的收买。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>I could not bribe Granny with a promise of half or two-thirds of my salary.</E>
        <C>我向她许愿说把我的薪水的一半或三分之二分给姥姥,这也买不了她。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>buy over,grease</E>
        <C>vt. [法]贿赂，收买</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>corrupt practices</E>
        <C>vi. [法]行贿</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>fix,golden key,payola,glove money</E>
        <C>n. [法]贿赂</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['bri:fkeis]</SM>
    <E>briefcase</E>
    <C>n. 公文包
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>Humboldt had started to pack, to stuff his briefcase, as he did at all decisive moments.</E>
        <C>洪堡已经动手收拾收李,打点他的公文包了,就象在所有决定性的时刻所做的那样。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>There were always fresh documents he could pull out of his swollen briefcase.</E>
        <C>他总是能从他鼓鼓囊囊的公事包里取出新弄到的证明材料。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>There was a briefcase on the seat beside him which he opened; from it he removed a large manila envelope.</E>
        <C>他打开放在身边座位上的一个公文箱,拿出一个马尼拉纸的大信封。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Then I tackled briefcase I had carried off the train.</E>
        <C>然后我便摆弄我从火车上带下来的那个皮包。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The guard noticed he was still carrying the briefcase.</E>
        <C>门卫注意到他仍然带着那个公文包。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>portfolio,attache case</E>
        <C>n. 公文包</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[brauz]</SM>
    <E>browse</E>
    <C>vt. 浏览；吃草
vi. 浏览；吃草；漫不经心地看商品
n. 浏览；吃草
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>These cattle can browse as well as others on grass.</E>
        <C>这些牛和其它牛类一样,能咬食杂草。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>It is a good idea to browse through it first.</E>
        <C>最好先通篇浏览一遍。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>scan,glance through</E>
        <C>vt. 浏览；吃草</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>page,glance through</E>
        <C>vi. 浏览；吃草；漫不经心地看商品</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>lookthrough,scan</E>
        <C>n. 浏览；吃草</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['bru:təl]</SM>
    <E>brutal</E>
    <C>adj. 残忍的；野蛮的，不讲理的
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>I was selfish and brutal, I forgot how much you had to lose.</E>
        <C>我自私,残忍;我忘了你得付出多大的代价。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>More brutal tactics might have embarrassed him with the Swiss.</E>
        <C>采用更野蛮的手法可能会使他在瑞士人面前交待不过去。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>It seemed so brutal to give Ferrand money and ask him to clear out; besides, he chanced to have none in his pocket.</E>
        <C>把钱给费朗德,然后请他滚蛋,似乎太残忍了。再说他自己刚巧身边一个钱也没带。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>His mind here was hard and direct, though not brutal.</E>
        <C>这时他的欲望是赤裸裸的了,尽管并不粗野。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The face was strong and fleshy and brutal.</E>
        <C>这张脸坚强,肥厚,残忍。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>wild,cruel,inhuman</E>
        <C>adj. 残忍的；野蛮的，不讲理的</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[bʌk]</SM>
    <E>buck</E>
    <C>n. （美）钱，元；雄鹿；纨绔子弟；年轻的印第安人或黑人
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>The door opened quietly and the stable buck put in his head.</E>
        <C>房门悄然开了,那马房工人把头伸进来。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>I can't believe anyone is going to turn a buck on this total bomb.</E>
        <C>我相信没人能从这次彻底失败的演出中赚到什么钱。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>I have had to have dealings with the dead anyway and haven't made a buck on any of them.</E>
        <C>我必须和死人打交道,迄今为止,我还没有从死者身上汲取任何教益。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>His horse began to buck,but he managed to stay on.</E>
        <C>他的马开始腾跃,但他设法不摔落下来。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>And trousers that cried with a loud voice. "Come look at me, and see how cheap and tawdry I am; my master, what a dirty buck!"</E>
        <C>那条裤子仿佛在大喊:“来瞧我呀,我多么便宜,又多么花不棱登的;我的主人,一个多么粗俗的花花公子!”</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>money,yuan,QIAN,pocket,sen</E>
        <C>n. （美）钱，元；雄鹿；纨绔子弟；年轻的印第安人或黑人</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['bʌdʒit]</SM>
    <E>budget</E>
    <C>n. 预算，预算费
vt. 安排，预定；把…编入预算
vi. 编预算，做预算
adj. 廉价的
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>See that you are careful with money and work to a budget.</E>
        <C>注意不要乱花钱,用钱要有个预算。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Let us look more closely at how the budget was composed.</E>
        <C>现在让我们仔细观察这项预算是怎样编制的。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>They sliced a little fat off the budget.</E>
        <C>他们从预算中分掉一笔小小的余额。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>A budget surplus may be used to redeem state debt.</E>
        <C>预算盈余可用于偿还国债。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>But he also worked hard to out spending and achieve a balanced budget.</E>
        <C>但他也努力工作以缩减消费并实现预算平衡。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>spend</E>
        <C>n. [财政]预算，预算费</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>place in,engage,settle</E>
        <C>vt. 安排，预定；把…编入预算</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>low-cost,penny-a-line</E>
        <C>adj. 廉价的</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['bʌfə]</SM>
    <E>buffer</E>
    <C>n. [计] 缓冲区；缓冲器，[车辆] 减震器
vt. 缓冲
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>He was a bit of buffer.</E>
        <C>他有点低能。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>A buffer system resists a change in pH.</E>
        <C>缓冲系统对pH的变化是有耐受能力的。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The DMA will first fill the line buffer.</E>
        <C>DMA首先装满行缓冲器。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>As soon as line buffer 1 is switched on, then the DMA will quickly refill line buffer 2.</E>
        <C>一旦行缓冲器1接通,DMA将迅速地重新装满行缓冲器2。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>dashpot,oscillation absorber</E>
        <C>n. [机][车辆][助剂]缓冲区；[计]缓冲器，减震器</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[bʌɡ]</SM>
    <E>bug</E>
    <C>n. 臭虫，小虫；故障；窃听器
vt. 烦扰，打扰；装窃听器
vi. 装置窃听器；打扰
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>I shouldn't have thought a missionary was such a big bug that he could afford to put on frills.</E>
        <C>我可不认为传教士是什么了不起的人物,竟然这样挑剔。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>To the toad, the garden is a worm that wiggles, a bug that flies.</E>
        <C>对蟾蛤来说,花园只是一条蠕动的软体虫,一只飞舞的昆虫。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>She said George likes to bug you.</E>
        <C>她说乔治总喜欢惹你生气。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Don't bug me with petty details.</E>
        <C>不要讲那些琐碎的细节来烦我。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>What is the fewest number of times the bug needed to cross the circle?</E>
        <C>问昆虫至少要穿过圆几次才能离开这张纸?</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>fault,trouble</E>
        <C>n. [基医]臭虫，小虫；故障；窃听器</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>eat,burden,bother</E>
        <C>vt. 烦扰，打扰；装窃听器</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>interfere,put out</E>
        <C>vi. 装置窃听器；打扰</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['bulitin]</SM>
    <E>bulletin</E>
    <C>n. 公告，公报
vt. 公布，公告
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>Rumor machine, stand by for a bulletin, Tanya thought.</E>
        <C>坦妮亚心里在想,谣言机器就要发通告了。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He pasted the bulletin on the wall.</E>
        <C>他把公告贴在墙上。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>She repeated the gist of the AP bulletin.</E>
        <C>她把美联社电讯的要点又讲了一遍。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Two girls were chosen to edit the class bulletin.</E>
        <C>选了两个女孩主编班级小报。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The BBC evening bulletin was glum and vague.</E>
        <C>英国广播公司晚上的广播是抑郁的,含糊的。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>announcement,declaration</E>
        <C>n. 公告，公报</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>post,publish,notify</E>
        <C>vt. 公布，公告</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['buli]</SM>
    <E>bully</E>
    <C>n. 欺凌弱小者；土霸
adj. 第一流的；特好的
vt. 欺负；威吓
vi. 欺侮人
adv. 很；十分
int. 好；妙
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>The moment he began to bully her and to be unjust, she began to draw away.</E>
        <C>从他开始对她专横跋扈,蛮不讲理那一刹起,她就疏远了他。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The bully tried to wrest the ball from the smaller boy′s hands.</E>
        <C>那个恃强凌弱的家伙企图从比他小的男孩手中夺走皮球。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>You're an evil, corrupt bully, and these islands have no place for you.</E>
        <C>你是个不知羞耻的强盗坯、群岛上没有你呆的地方。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Mammy would certainly come in search of her and bully her into the house.</E>
        <C>嬷嬷一定要来找她,并且将她骂回家去。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>She could not bully these servants who had known her as a baby.</E>
        <C>她不能欺负这些看着她长大的仆人。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>bucko</E>
        <C>n. 欺凌弱小者；土霸</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>classical,royal,champion</E>
        <C>adj. 第一流的；特好的</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>daunt</E>
        <C>vt. 欺负；威吓</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>greatly,quite,badly,too,far</E>
        <C>adv. 很；十分</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>ok,okay</E>
        <C>int. 好；妙</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[bʌmp]</SM>
    <E>bump</E>
    <C>n. 肿块，隆起物；撞击
vi. 碰撞，撞击；颠簸而行
vt. 碰，撞；颠簸
adv. 突然地，猛烈地
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>There was talk around that he had been used by Chicago monsters to bump off the mayor.</E>
        <C>人们纷纷传说他是受了芝加哥暴徒的雇用前来刺杀市长的。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Though Elliott had done a lot of wild things, he would not have dared to bump a soldier off the plane on his way home.</E>
        <C>虽然埃利奥特做了许多缺德事,但是也不会敢于把一个回国的军人半途赶下飞机去。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The man had hit him once high up on his head and there was a small bump there.</E>
        <C>那人也打中了他一拳。脑门顶上鼓起的小包包还在。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>You get out and fall down by the road and get a bump on your head and I'll pick you up on our way back and take you to a hospital.</E>
        <C>你还是下车吧。你在路边想法子在头上撞它一个伤口,我车子回来时就送你上医院。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>It's when you feel like this that, out of resentment, you begin to bump people back.</E>
        <C>当你有这种感觉的时候,为了发泄怨恨,你就会蓄意撞人。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>tumor,knub</E>
        <C>n. 肿块，隆起物；撞击</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>hit,impact on,crash</E>
        <C>vi. 碰撞，撞击；颠簸而行</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>to run into,to hit</E>
        <C>vt. 碰，撞；颠簸</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>suddenly,heavily,strong,sharp,hard</E>
        <C>adv. 突然地，猛烈地</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[bjuə'rɔkrəsi]</SM>
    <E>bureaucracy</E>
    <C>n. 官僚主义；官僚机构；官僚政治
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>Unfortunately, his words did not seem to percolate through their bureaucracy with customary efficiency.</E>
        <C>可惜,他的话似乎并没有通过其素以效率著称的官僚机构传达到下面。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>My major concern was that a large bureaucracy, however organized, tends to stifle creativity.</E>
        <C>我主要担心的是,一个庞大的政府机构,无论组织得多么好,也容易窒息创造性。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The heat, the bureaucracy, the confusion and complications of his job, had reduced him in seven years to a blob of benign jelly.</E>
        <C>炎热的天气,官僚政治和他工作的错综复杂和混乱,在七个年头里已使他变成一个仁慈的和稀泥老手。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The essential ingredient is a nightmarish sense of bewildered helplessness against a vast sinister, impersonal bureaucracy.</E>
        <C>主要成分是一种面对庞大的,阴险的、非人格化的官僚机构而产生的使人迷惘的、无依无靠的梦魇般的感受。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The same critics often seem to regard bureaucracy as both aggressive and passive.</E>
        <C>同一些批评者似乎认为官僚政治既是有为的,又是无为的。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns />
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['beriəl]</SM>
    <E>burial</E>
    <C>n. 埋葬；葬礼；弃绝
adj. 埋葬的
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>We can locate the true depth of burial at the value.</E>
        <C>我们能够算出这个值上的真实埋藏深度。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>interment,entombment</E>
        <C>n. 埋葬；葬礼；弃绝</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>funerary</E>
        <C>adj. 埋葬的</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[bʌst]</SM>
    <E>bust</E>
    <C>vi. 破产；爆裂；降低级别
vt. 使破产；使爆裂；逮捕
n. 破产；半身像；萧条；胸部
adj. 破产了的；毁坏了的
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>"I think he is much the most interesting man we have had out here," observed Miss Annual, "since the last bust of Scott!"</E>
        <C>“自从上次展出司各特的半身塑像以来,”安纽儿小姐说,“他是到我们这里来的最有趣的人物了。”</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He gave the man a bust in the nose.</E>
        <C>他用拳重击那人的鼻子。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He made the cover of Time for his alleged part in the drug bust.</E>
        <C>由于据称他在毒品搜查中有牵连,《时代》杂志的封面上也登了他的照片。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>There was a beer bust just now.</E>
        <C>刚才这里还有一伙人吵吵闹闹地喝啤酒。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>I'm going to have one last unholy bust.</E>
        <C>我打算最后一次喝得酪酊大醉。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>fail,crack</E>
        <C>vi. 破产；爆裂；降低级别</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>seize,put out of business</E>
        <C>vt. 使破产；使爆裂；逮捕</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>failure,bankruptcy,chest,breast</E>
        <C>n. 破产；半身像；萧条；胸部</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[bʌz]</SM>
    <E>buzz</E>
    <C>vt. 使嗡嗡叫；暗中散布
vi. 作嗡嗡声；东奔西忙
n. 嗡嗡声
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>The flight school was in a buzz, he said.</E>
        <C>他说,飞行学校里谣言很多。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>An excited buzz ran around the courtroom.</E>
        <C>法庭里顿时发出一阵骚动的嗡嗡声。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The buzz of the great flies was loud again.</E>
        <C>大绿苍蝇的嗡嗡之声又高响起来。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Elsa and I will buzz on to the Raffles bar.</E>
        <C>埃尔莎和我继续往前去,到拉福尔旅馆的酒巴。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The sheik in particular caused a slight stir and buzz.</E>
        <C>特别是这位酋长引起了一阵轻微的骚动和嘁嘁喳喳的声音。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>zoom</E>
        <C>n. 嗡嗡声</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['baipɑ:s,-pæs]</SM>
    <E>bypass</E>
    <C>vt. 绕开；忽视；设旁路；迂回
n. 旁路；[公路] 支路
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>We'd better take the bypass to avoid the traffic in the centre of town.</E>
        <C>我们最好避开市中心车辆而走旁道。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>ignore,neglect</E>
        <C>vt. 绕开；忽视；设旁路；迂回</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>side road,passby</E>
        <C>n. 旁路；[公路]支路</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['bætʃələ]</SM>
    <E>bachelor</E>
    <C>n. 学士；单身汉；（尚未交配的）小雄兽
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>What had a sitff bachelor to do with partners and waltzing?</E>
        <C>一个顽固不化的单身汉还谈什么舞伴和华尔兹舞!</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>No man, for instance, went more regularly to church when in the country than the old bachelor.</E>
        <C>例如,一到乡下,这个老鳏夫总是按时上教堂,没一个人比他更虔诚。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He lived and died a bachelor.</E>
        <C>他终生未娶.</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns />
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['beikən]</SM>
    <E>bacon</E>
    <C>n. 咸肉；腌肉；熏猪肉
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>The kid filled his mouth with bacon, bread and gray, and began to talk.</E>
        <C>那小家伙把腌肉、面包和肉汁塞了满嘴之后,开始讲话了。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>If I were you, I'd get a tin of salmon or some eggs and bacon, suggested Frankie as he skipped along holding his father's hand.</E>
        <C>要是我,我就买一听鲑鱼或者买些鸡蛋和咸肉,小弗兰克拉着他父亲的手蹦蹦跳跳地说。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Bacon is made of the side of pig cured by salt, sugar and sodium nitrate.</E>
        <C>熏肉是肋骨肉,加盐、糖和硝酸钠熏制的。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Bacon tumbled over the laundress's buckets in the passage through which he had to pass.</E>
        <C>洗衣妇的水桶挡住了培根的必经之路,使他差一点绊倒。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He said, and forked up a bacon.</E>
        <C>他说着,用叉子叉了一块咸肉。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>cured meat,salted meat</E>
        <C>n. [食品]咸肉；腌肉；熏猪肉</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[bæk'tiəriəm]</SM>
    <E>bacterium</E>
    <C>n. [微] 细菌；杆菌属
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>Classification of the Haemophilus—like bacterium has been only tentatively determined.</E>
        <C>在分类上把这种细菌只是暂时性地作为类嗜血杆菌。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>microbe,bacilus</E>
        <C>n. [微]细菌；杆菌属</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[beit]</SM>
    <E>bait</E>
    <C>vt. 引诱；在…中放诱饵；折磨
n. 饵；诱饵
vi. 中途休息
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>He took the bait perfectly, and was soon engaged in an affair with her.</E>
        <C>他一口吞了这个钓饵,不久便同她有了私情。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He said the gear was all in good shape on the boat and he had a boy out after bait.</E>
        <C>他说一切用得上的家什都在船上整整齐齐摆着。鱼饵也有人去捞了。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The Irishman, for such I understood him to be, was stark mad at this bait, in short, he courted me, made me presents.</E>
        <C>那位爱尔兰人,我听说他是那里人,看到这块肥肉,简直疯了,总之,他向我求婚,送我许多礼物。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>They were like certain fish after a certain kind of bait, however.</E>
        <C>可是他们却象某种鱼在追逐某种鱼饵似的。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>They who lay traps for others are often caught by their own bait.</E>
        <C>给别人做圈套的人常常落在自己的圈套里。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>harry,worry,trouble,tear,induce</E>
        <C>vt. 引诱；在…中放诱饵；折磨</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>gentle,lure</E>
        <C>n. 饵；诱饵</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['bælkəni]</SM>
    <E>balcony</E>
    <C>n. 阳台；包厢；戏院楼厅
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>As he came out on the balcony, she turned to him, her face alight.</E>
        <C>当他走上凉台时,她转向他,脸色开朗起来。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He was standing on the balcony of the saloon and his face was in deep shadow.</E>
        <C>他站在客厅的阳台上,脸上笼罩着一层浓重的阴影。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>box,sun porch</E>
        <C>n. [建]阳台；包厢；戏院楼厅</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[bɔ:ld]</SM>
    <E>bald</E>
    <C>adj. 秃顶的；光秃的；单调的；无装饰的
vi. 变秃
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>The great bald eyes staring at him with indifference and contempt.</E>
        <C>两颗大白眼正瞪着他,带着一副冷漠而又轻蔑的神气。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>His aspect was worried, and his head was as bald as the palm of my hand.</E>
        <C>他神情忧郁,头象我的手掌那样光秃。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He was a middle-aged man with a bald top to his head and his hair slicked over it.</E>
        <C>他是个中年人,头顶上秃了,从旁边用些头发遮了上去。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>When he sat down under the light and took off his hat you saw that he had very red hair, with a bald patch on the crown.</E>
        <C>当他在灯光里坐下来,脱掉帽子,你便可以看到他一头深色的红发,头顶有一块已经光秃秃了。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Mr. Lever burst out, the sweat breaking on the backs of his hands and on his bald head.</E>
        <C>利弗先生脱口骂了出来,手背和秃顶上已是汗水涔涔。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>flat,blank,naked</E>
        <C>adj. [地理]秃顶的；光秃的；单调的；无装饰的</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['bælei, bæ'lei]</SM>
    <E>ballet</E>
    <C>n. 芭蕾舞剧；芭蕾舞乐曲
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>Ballet had started to leave the royal ballroom for the stage.</E>
        <C>芭蕾离开皇家舞厅开始走上剧场舞台。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Robins contrived a fresh blend of folk and jazz dance styles with the vigorous techniques of ballet.</E>
        <C>罗宾斯设计了一种新型舞蹈,将民间舞蹈和爵士舞的不同风格揉为一体,同时又吸收了芭蕾舞的严谨技巧。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He stood like a swordsman in a ballet.</E>
        <C>他站着的姿势活象一位芭蕾舞中的剑客。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>I've got two tickets for the ballet on Saturday night. I wondered if you'd care.</E>
        <C>有两张星期六晚上芭蕾舞票,怎么样,能赏光也去看看么。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>I put on the ballet slippers and ran up on stage.</E>
        <C>我穿上芭蕾舞鞋奔到台上。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns />
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[bæn]</SM>
    <E>ban</E>
    <C>vt. 禁止，取缔
n. 禁令，禁忌
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>He had been sympathetic to the idea of a test ban for some years.</E>
        <C>多年来,他就赞成禁止核试验这种想法。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>They threatened to ban the book.</E>
        <C>他们威胁要查禁此书。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Events crowed upon us so black and so quickly that I forgot to lift the ban.</E>
        <C>意外事件纷至沓来,既令人如此沮丧,而又来得那么快,以致使我忘记了解除禁令。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>bar,inhibit,forbid</E>
        <C>vt. 禁止，[法]取缔</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>restraining order,injunction</E>
        <C>n. 禁令，禁忌</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['bɑ:bikju:]</SM>
    <E>barbecue</E>
    <C>n. 烤肉；吃烤肉的野宴
vt. 烧烤；烤肉
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>It was a veritable barbecue, a crude and primitive feasting.</E>
        <C>这是货真价实的大野宴,一场粗俗、原始的宴会。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Backyard barbecue grills could be proscribed.</E>
        <C>里弄烤肉店会被勒令停业的。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>bulgogi,bar-b-q</E>
        <C>n. 烤肉；吃烤肉的野宴</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[bætʃ]</SM>
    <E>batch</E>
    <C>n. 一批；一炉；一次所制之量
vt. 分批处理
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>He ran a batch of mimeographed sheets off.</E>
        <C>他油印出一批讲义。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>passel</E>
        <C>n. 一批；一炉；一次所制之量</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[bi'nain]</SM>
    <E>benign</E>
    <C>adj. 良性的；和蔼的，亲切的；吉利的
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>And out there was the benign and smiling sea.</E>
        <C>离大楼不远,就是碧波荡漾的大海。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>She glanced at them a moment with the benign but vacant eye of the tired hostess.</E>
        <C>疲惫不堪的女主人用和蔼可亲而又心不在焉的目光打量了他们一会儿。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Mr. Watson has spread his benign influence over the earth, and everywhere it has touched.</E>
        <C>沃森先生已经把他的有益影响传遍地球以及接触到的所有地方。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Most of these tumors are benign.</E>
        <C>此瘤多属良性。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>A good mine site will be not only densely strewn with nodules, but also benign.</E>
        <C>一个好的矿场不仅是要矿岩分布密度高,而且必须质地优良。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>nice,friendly,sweet,kind</E>
        <C>adj. [肿瘤]良性的；和蔼的，亲切的；吉利的</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['bevəridʒ]</SM>
    <E>beverage</E>
    <C>n. 饮料
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>The tin-free steel has been used for the manufacture of beverage cans.</E>
        <C>无锡钢一直用来制造饮料罐。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>I was mightily refreshed by the beverage, as much so as a giant with wine.</E>
        <C>我喝了这饮料,精神大为振奋,犹如一个巨人喝了酒一样。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>They may have worked as food and beverage purchasing agents, cashiers, inspectors in the house keeping department.</E>
        <C>他们可能充任食品饮料采购员、出纳员、客房管理部门检查员。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The cashiers usually ask departing guests if they have incurred any last-minute changes for the telephone or for food and beverage service.</E>
        <C>出纳员通常总要问一下将离去的顾客,是否在最后离馆前还有应交的电话费或饮食费。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Too much carbonated beverage can lead to obesity.</E>
        <C>大量饮用碳酸饮料可能会导致肥胖。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>drink,belly-wash,bevvy</E>
        <C>n. 饮料</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[bi'wεə]</SM>
    <E>beware</E>
    <C>vi. 当心，小心
vt. 注意，当心；提防
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>Beware of the man of one book.</E>
        <C>提防那只念一本书的人。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Let John Gutenberg beware of what he is doing.</E>
        <C>让约翰·谷登堡格注意他所做的事。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>I was told to beware (of) pickpockets.</E>
        <C>人们告诉我要谨防扒手。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Beware! Danger is here.</E>
        <C>当心!这儿危险!</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>take care,mind your eye</E>
        <C>vi. 当心，小心</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>watching,take care of</E>
        <C>vt. 注意，当心；提防</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[bin]</SM>
    <E>bin</E>
    <C>n. 箱子，容器；二进制
vt. 把…放入箱中
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>The tubes are bolted to the wall with the flat steel, open side against the bin corrugations.</E>
        <C>采用扁钢将该管固定在仓壁上,使开口的一边对着波纹仓壁。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The weigh belt will turn on bin shaker to start the material moving again.</E>
        <C>带秤将开动料箱的振动器,以使物料继续流动。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>container,vessel,chest,pocket</E>
        <C>n. 箱子，容器；二进制</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['blækmeil]</SM>
    <E>blackmail</E>
    <C>n. 勒索，敲诈；勒索所得之款
vt. 勒索，敲诈
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>Then you blackmail her into keeping on doing it with you.</E>
        <C>从那以后,你一直要挟她,逼着她继续同你干那种事。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>You came here to blackmail us.</E>
        <C>你来这儿的目的是向我们敲诈勒索。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>extortion,chantage</E>
        <C>n. 勒索，[法]敲诈；勒索所得之款</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>shake down,shark up</E>
        <C>vt. 勒索，[法]敲诈</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['blʌdi]</SM>
    <E>bloody</E>
    <C>adj. 血腥的；非常的；嗜杀的，残忍的；血色的
vt. 使流血
adv. 很
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>Don't you think I bloody well know!</E>
        <C>难道你认为我真的什么都不懂吗?</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Why was I such an utter goddamned fool as to leave them with that bloody woman?</E>
        <C>我为什么糊涂到这个地步,把东西留给那个该死的女人呢?</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The bloody visions passed in and out of her mind.</E>
        <C>那血淋淋的幻影在她脑海中时隐时现。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The bloody corpse of her husband was brought to the house, where she expected to meet him alive and well.</E>
        <C>她正盼望丈夫平安归来,而抬进屋的却是一具血淋淋的尸体。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>And in a few years you'll have no bloody Hawaiians, either.</E>
        <C>何况过不了几年你们也不会再剩下任何嗜血的夏威夷人了。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>intense,cruel</E>
        <C>adj. 血腥的；非常的；嗜杀的，残忍的；血色的</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>greatly,quite,badly,far,too</E>
        <C>adv. 很</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['blu:print]</SM>
    <E>blueprint</E>
    <C>vt. 计划；制成蓝图
n. 蓝图，设计图；计划
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>However, an economic model is not an accurate blueprint but an analytical simile.</E>
        <C>然而,经济模型不是一幅准确的蓝图,而是一个分析的明喻。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>In addition to setting forth general political ideas, the Constitution provides the blueprint for the governmental system.</E>
        <C>联邦宪法除了制定一般政治思想外,还提供了政府制度的蓝图。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>In my organization I've had blueprint developed for future.</E>
        <C>在我的机构里,我有一张展望将来的蓝图。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>schedule,design,map,propose,project</E>
        <C>vt. 计划；制成蓝图</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>plan,scheme,programme,project</E>
        <C>n. [印刷]蓝图，设计图；计划</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[blə:]</SM>
    <E>blur</E>
    <C>vt. 涂污；使…模糊不清；使暗淡；玷污
vi. 沾上污迹；变模糊
n. 污迹；模糊不清的事物
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>His skin was now quite black, and he would just be a dark blur on a dark background.</E>
        <C>他那黑黑的身体在灰蒙蒙的背景映衬下,不过是个模糊的黑点而已。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Soon after you saw the dark blur of casuarina trees above the line of the sea, you would see the white bulk of the house.</E>
        <C>从很远很远的洋面上看这小岛,首先映入眼帘的,除了大片麻黄林外,就是这幢通体雪白的房子。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Everyone looked toward the red blur that Marie's candle made in the dark.</E>
        <C>在黑暗中每一个人都把眼睛移到玛丽的那根蜡烛发出的光点上。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Should the object come closer than this near point, the image will blur.</E>
        <C>如果物体比这个近点更近,那么图象就会模糊了。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Color fringes appear that tend to blur the outlines of images.</E>
        <C>颜色条纹会使映像的轮廓模糊不清。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>cloud,pollute</E>
        <C>vt. 涂污；使…模糊不清；使暗淡；玷污</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>fog</E>
        <C>vi. 沾上污迹；变模糊</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>work-up</E>
        <C>n. 污迹；模糊不清的事物</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['bəuliŋ]</SM>
    <E>bowling</E>
    <C>n. 滚木球戏；保龄球戏
v. 打保龄球（bowl的现在分词）
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>The only games he played were ball games in the back garden, where he had set up a cricket net, bowling mark balls to hit.</E>
        <C>他喜欢的娱乐就是在后花园打打球。为此,他还支起了板球网,并修了一个玩保龄球的场地。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He takes to bowling with a few of them.</E>
        <C>他还常常跟几个同事去打保龄球。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>On one side you look across the bowling green, behind the house, to a beautiful hanging wood.</E>
        <C>在一边,你通过玩滚木球戏的草坪,可以望见屋后一座漂亮的斜坡森林。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns />
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[braid]</SM>
    <E>bride</E>
    <C>n. 新娘；姑娘，女朋友
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>Initially a bride would be brought home to the White House and she would look radiant.</E>
        <C>新娘起初被领到白宫家里来的时候,喜气洋洋。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Two revolvers had tumbled to the floor, but the bride had not used hers.</E>
        <C>两只手枪滚落在地板上,但是新娘子并没有用她的手枪。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The mere thought of his bride moves Pinkerton to raptures.</E>
        <C>一想起新娘,平克顿不禁心花怒放。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Potter and his bride walked sheepishly and with speed.</E>
        <C>波特和他的新娘羞怯而快步地走着。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>I had no idea that the bride would be this pretty.</E>
        <C>我倒没有料到新娘子生得如此秀气。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>judy,colleen</E>
        <C>n. 新娘；姑娘，女朋友</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[bro'ʃur]</SM>
    <E>brochure</E>
    <C>n. 手册，小册子
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>This brochure on farming was issued by the Department of Agriculture.</E>
        <C>这本农业小册子是农业部发行的。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns />
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['bʌfit]</SM>
    <E>buffet</E>
    <C>n. 自助餐；小卖部；打击；猛烈冲击
vt. 与…搏斗；连续猛击
vi. 斗争；奋勇前进
adj. 自助的；自助餐的
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>A buffet of wind made him stagger and he saw that he was out in the open, on rock, under a brassy sky.</E>
        <C>一阵风吹得他踉踉跄跄,他看到自己已经到了开阔地,在黄铜色的天穹之下,在山岩之上。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Ruth's mother seized his arm in an iron grip and propelled him from the living room to the dining room where the buffet was set up.</E>
        <C>露丝的母亲紧紧抓住他的胳膊,从起居室把他推到摆着食品桌的餐厅里去。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>In the corner of the room there was a small buffet.</E>
        <C>在屋子的一个角落里有一只小碗橱。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Winds buffet the plane, tossing it from side to side.</E>
        <C>风折腾着飞机,使它反复颠簸。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>blow,stroke,shock,strike,hit</E>
        <C>n. [食品]自助餐；[贸易]小卖部；打击；猛烈冲击</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>breast,be at grips with</E>
        <C>vt. 与…搏斗；连续猛击</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>fight,struggle (with)</E>
        <C>vi. 斗争；奋勇前进</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>self-help</E>
        <C>adj. [食品]自助的；自助餐的</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['bə:ɡlə]</SM>
    <E>burglar</E>
    <C>n. 夜贼，窃贼
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>The burglar menaced Ken with a knife in an effort to escape being caught.</E>
        <C>小偷以刀子威吓肯,以免被抓。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The burglar broke the door open.</E>
        <C>窃贼撬开门。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The barking of the dog frightened the burglar away.</E>
        <C>狗叫声把那个盗贼吓跑了。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>They surprised the burglar while he was still trying to open the safe.</E>
        <C>当窃犯还在设法开保险柜的时候,他们出其不意地把他捉住了。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>There's a real live burglar under my bed!</E>
        <C>我床下面真有一个窃贼。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>cracksman</E>
        <C>n. 夜贼，窃贼</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['baipa:s]</SM>
    <E>by-pass</E>
    <C>n. [电] 旁路；支路
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>Undoubtedly the Japanese would not dare by-pass the islands.</E>
        <C>日本军不敢超越该岛进攻是无疑的。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>side road,passby</E>
        <C>n. [电]旁路；支路</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['bæɡi]</SM>
    <E>baggy</E>
    <C>adj. 袋状的，膨胀的；宽松而下垂的
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>He began to search in the right-hand pocket of his well-worn and baggy linen suit.</E>
        <C>他开始在那件磨得很旧的,肥大的衣服上的右边口袋里东摸西摸。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He wore his pantaloons very loose and baggy in summer. His coats were execrable; his hat not to be handled.</E>
        <C>夏天,他穿上宽松肥大的裤子,上衣不堪入目,帽子脏得教人不敢碰。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>pockety,ventricular</E>
        <C>adj. 袋状的，膨胀的；宽松而下垂的</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['beikə]</SM>
    <E>baker</E>
    <C>n. 面包师；面包工人；（便携式）烘炉
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>She sat down, glanced searchingly at Miss Baker and then at me.</E>
        <C>她坐下来,疑惑地用眼睛打量着贝克小姐,然后又打量起我来。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>When Nick goes to one of these parties he meets Miss Baker again and begins a mild romance with her.</E>
        <C>涅克参加了一次这样的晚会,会上见到乔丹·贝克小姐,自此他们之间开始了一种若即若离的爱情关系。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The baker contracted for a load of flour.</E>
        <C>面包师订了买一车面粉的合同。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Mr.Baker passed his money on to his children.</E>
        <C>贝克先生把钱都留给了子女。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>I'll try to reason with her, Mr. Baker.</E>
        <C>我一定会竭力去劝阻她,贝克先生。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>doughhead</E>
        <C>n. [食品]面包师；面包工人；（便携式）烘炉</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['bæŋkrəptsi]</SM>
    <E>bankruptcy</E>
    <C>n. 破产
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>He said he had applied for fresh loan to save them from bankruptcy.</E>
        <C>他说,为了免于破产,他已经再借了一笔债。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>It was a poor consolation that France had been forced to admit its own bankruptcy in the same year.</E>
        <C>能够聊以自慰的是,同一年,法国也被迫宣告破产。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Just the whisper of bankruptcy would shut off the cash flow to the company.</E>
        <C>只要有关于破产的流言传开,那这家汽车公司的现金来源就会被堵死。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>His father′s bankruptcy led him a dog′s life.</E>
        <C>他父亲的破产使他过上了困苦的日子。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>failure,insolvency,improverishment</E>
        <C>n. [经]破产</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['bɑ:mən]</SM>
    <E>barman</E>
    <C>n. 酒吧店主；酒吧间招待员
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>"She cries like a sprinkling can," the barman said. "They ought to have her instead of the aqueduct."</E>
        <C>“她一哭起来就象一只喷水壶,”酒柜侍者应声说。“有她就用不着安引水管道了。”</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The barman splashed some soda in Gretchen's glass.</E>
        <C>侍者往格丽卿的酒杯里倒了些苏打水。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns />
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['bæstiən, -tʃən]</SM>
    <E>bastion</E>
    <C>n. 堡垒；棱堡
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>Orion is an easily recognized constellation, a bastion of the winter sky.</E>
        <C>猎户座是一个很容易识别的星座,它是冬夜星空中最为引人注目的星座。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The British belief in the "bastion of Empire" was infectious.</E>
        <C>英国人对于“帝国的铜墙铁壁”的信仰是有感染力的。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The Southwest Associated University was dubbed a bastion of democracy in the southwestern year.</E>
        <C>西南联大被称为西南后方的“民主堡垒。”</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>tower,fort</E>
        <C>n. 堡垒；棱堡</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[bi'heivjərəl]</SM>
    <E>behavioral</E>
    <C>adj. 行为的
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>Hunting site is determined primarily by inherited behavioral characteristics.</E>
        <C>追逐的场所主要取决于捕食者内在的行为特点。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>It is the behavioral responses which allow man to live in a cold climate.</E>
        <C>这是使人能在寒冷气候下生活的行为反应。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns />
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[bi'heivjərist]</SM>
    <E>behaviorist</E>
    <C>n. 行为主义者
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents />
    <Syns />
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['bilbɔ:d]</SM>
    <E>billboard</E>
    <C>n. 广告牌；布告板
vt. 宣传；介绍
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>So the plane landed in between the buildings and got to a full stop in front of this little billboard.</E>
        <C>之后飞机降落在一些楼的中间,并停在了这个小广告牌的前面。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Hey, look there, It is an advertisement of the piano training class on the billboard. The place is not far from our home.</E>
        <C>喂,看那里。在广告牌上有个钢琴培训班的广告。那个地方离我们家不远。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>That would be costly, as well as risky. What about the billboard advertisements?</E>
        <C>那样既贵又危险.招牌广告怎么样?</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The huge LED sign measures 60 feet by 40 feet and replaces a billboard at 2 Times Square that had been leased by HSBC for the last decade.</E>
        <C>这块巨型液晶广告屏高约18米、宽约12米,位于时报广场2号楼,该广告位此前十年一直为汇丰银行(HSBC)所租用。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The concept of a human billboard is hardly new.</E>
        <C>其实,拿人身打广告并不新鲜。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>advertising board,advertisement board</E>
        <C>n. [经]广告牌；布告板</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>recommend,present,publicize</E>
        <C>vt. 宣传；介绍</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[,baiəu'lɔdʒik,-kəl]</SM>
    <E>biological</E>
    <C>adj. 生物的；生物学的
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>Brazil is trying to develop energy from its immense resources of biological materials by literally growing its own fuel.</E>
        <C>巴西脚踏实地生产自己的燃料,正试图从丰富的生物资源中开发能源。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Biological control has been used in many parts of the world.</E>
        <C>生物防治曾经在世界许多地方使用。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The other is that of utilizing the thickness of the concrete as an efficient biological shield against nuclear radiation.</E>
        <C>另一种是利用混凝土的厚度,作为防止核辐射的一个有效的生物保护罩。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>From a broader point of view, photosynthesis is but one of the interesting biological facets of chloroplasts.</E>
        <C>从一个较广泛的观点看,光合作用只是叶绿体有意义的生物学特征中的一个。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Viewing a biological association as a system has at least two advantages.</E>
        <C>把一个生物群丛作为一个系统来看到至少有两个好处。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>biotic,organismal</E>
        <C>adj. [生物]生物的；生物学的</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['biʃəp]</SM>
    <E>bishop</E>
    <C>n. 主教
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>Manya was not at all interested in the splendid picture of a bishop which hung on the wall.</E>
        <C>玛尼娅对挂在墙上的一位主教的华丽的肖像一点也不感兴趣。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>She was quite prepared to entrap the bishop himself.</E>
        <C>她做好充分准备去勾引主教本人。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The bishop said it with a feeble voice as he woke.</E>
        <C>主教醒过来,用虚弱的声音说出。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He told me, that he had been obliged to lay off Mr. Trager and Mr. Bishop, in spite of their long years of service.</E>
        <C>他告诉我,就连干了许多年的特雷格先生和比绍普先生也被他不得已辞退了。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The rule on the move of a bishop on a chessboard is that it moves only on the diagonal.</E>
        <C>象在棋盘中移动的规则是只许走对角线。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>pontiff,prelature</E>
        <C>n. 主教</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['bli:diŋ]</SM>
    <E>bleeding</E>
    <C>n. 出血；渗色
adj. 流血的；同情的
v. 出血；渗出（bleed的ing形式）；感到疼痛
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>His body was bruised, his hands were bleeding, and his rags were all besmirched with mud.</E>
        <C>他已遍体鳞伤,手上在流血,一身破衣服沾满了污泥。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>As he landed inside it could be seen that one of his hands was cut and bleeding.</E>
        <C>他落到里面的时候,人们可以看见他一只手划破了,鲜血直流。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>My heart goes out in sympathy and love to the bleeding heart of her dear mother and father.</E>
        <C>对她的亲爱父母亲的淌着血的心,我衷心表示同情和热爱。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>I had no settled income, so spending upon the main stock was but a certain kind of bleeding to death.</E>
        <C>我没有一定的进款,这样子用我唯一的款项简直等于放血。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>In horse, the careless or rough passage of a stomach tube may result in bleeding from the nose.</E>
        <C>对马不小心或粗暴插入胃管可导致鼻出血。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>haemorrhage,hemorrhage</E>
        <C>n. [病理]出血；[涂料][纺]渗色</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>bloodiest,commiserative</E>
        <C>adj. [医]流血的；同情的</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>oozing</E>
        <C>v. [病理]出血；渗出（bleed的ing形式）；感到疼痛</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[blɔnd]</SM>
    <E>blond</E>
    <C>adj. 金发的
n. 白肤碧眼金发的人
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>He had observed all around him how blond men went bald first.</E>
        <C>他注意到周围人中金发男子总是秃顶秃的早。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He is cultivating a blond mustache which will not take.</E>
        <C>他嘴巴上留起了不招人喜欢的淡黄色的小胡子。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Dark blond hair springs from the scalp.</E>
        <C>深色的金发从头上披散下来。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He was a tall blond man.</E>
        <C>他是一个身材高大、白肤黄发的男子。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>How do you say blond little cushioned knuckles in French?</E>
        <C>细小的、柔软白皙的指节,法文该怎么说?</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>fair-haired</E>
        <C>adj. 金发的</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[blɔnd]</SM>
    <E>blonde</E>
    <C>adj. 亚麻色的；白皙的；白肤金发碧眼的
n. 白肤金发碧眼的女人
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>She raised her hand to her wet head again, picked at a few limp filaments of blonde hair, trying to cover her exposed ear rims.</E>
        <C>她举起手来再一次摸了摸湿淋淋的脑袋,而且把几绺湿软的金发揪了揪,想把露出来的耳轮遮起来。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Stringy blonde hair, in need of combing, spilled over a grubby pillow.</E>
        <C>没有梳理的浓密的金色头发披落在一个污秽的枕头上。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Her friends would have described her as a slim blonde.</E>
        <C>她的朋友都把她描写成一个秀丽的碧眼黄发的美人儿。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He was a pert little blonde of about six years.</E>
        <C>他是个唐突而漂亮的小孩,大约六岁左右。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Long blonde hair framed Karen Sloan's face.</E>
        <C>长长的金发镶着凯伦·斯隆的面庞。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>fair,flaxen</E>
        <C>adj. 亚麻色的；白皙的；白肤金发碧眼的</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['bɔdiɡɑ:d]</SM>
    <E>bodyguard</E>
    <C>n. 保镖
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>No matter where he went, he would always have a bodyguard with him.</E>
        <C>不管他去哪里,身边总会带一个保镖。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>triggerman,bouncer</E>
        <C>n. 保镖</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['bəulstə]</SM>
    <E>bolster</E>
    <C>n. 支持；长枕
vt. 支持；支撑
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>I do not intend to bolster your hopes with false reports of outside assistance; the truth is that we must face the enemy alone.</E>
        <C>我不打算编造一些有外援的假情报来增强你的信心,事实是我们必须孤军与敌人作战。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>She had made me feel so utterly wrong and of no account that I needed to bolster myself.</E>
        <C>她迫使我感到我这么做完全错了,毫无理由,使得我别无选择只好硬逞能。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>An incident did happen to bolster up and warm her heart.</E>
        <C>有一件事曾那样震撼、温暖着她的心。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>holding,support,adhesion,backing</E>
        <C>n. 支持；长枕</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>encourage,second,carry,hand,champion</E>
        <C>vt. 支持；支撑</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[bɔ:d]</SM>
    <E>bored</E>
    <C>adj. 无聊的；无趣的；烦人的
v. 使厌烦（bore的过去式）；烦扰
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>I had never been more blue, more bored, than for a week before she came.</E>
        <C>我从没象她来以前一星期那么忧郁,那么厌烦。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>It tore them violently out of their sleep as if an electric charge had bored through them.</E>
        <C>仿佛人群里打下一个带电的霹雳,他们都猛地给震醒了。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>It was all very interesting, but before you came in I was as bored as the others.</E>
        <C>这实在是有趣得很,而在你来以前,我和其他的人一样感到烦闷。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He looks out of the windows from which she looked out, not long ago, upon the weather that bored her to death.</E>
        <C>他望着窗外,而不久以前,夫人也在这里望着窗外那使她烦得要死的天气。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>She looked a little bored by his insistence.</E>
        <C>她看上去有点为他的固执而不耐烦了。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>frivolous,tiresome</E>
        <C>adj. 无聊的；无趣的；烦人的</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[bu'kei]</SM>
    <E>bouquet</E>
    <C>n. 花束；酒香
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>The child presented her with a bouquet of flowers.</E>
        <C>孩子献给她一束花。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>They presented the Queen with a bouquet on behalf of the women students.</E>
        <C>她们代表女学生向女王献花。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He ordered the coachman to stop at a florist's where he bought a bouquet of roses.</E>
        <C>他吩咐赶车的在花铺站门前停一下,他在那里买了一束玫瑰花。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He swirled the wine gently in the glass to receive the bouquet.</E>
        <C>他轻轻旋动杯中酒以吸收酒香。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>nosegay,posy</E>
        <C>n. [细胞][植]花束；酒香</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[baut]</SM>
    <E>bout</E>
    <C>n. 回合；较量；发作；一阵
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>The only hope is that this bout of the country's civil war is short, sharp.</E>
        <C>现在唯有希望,该国内战的这一回合打得短暂猛烈。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He had a string of easy wins and they gave him a main bout.</E>
        <C>他轻而易举地赢过一连串比赛,所以他们让他打一场压轴赛。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Those are the two boxers who will appear in the main bout.</E>
        <C>那两位就是要在主要比赛中出场的拳手。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>By the time the main bout came on.</E>
        <C>这时,压轴赛上场了。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He was taking this bout very hard.</E>
        <C>这一阵病叫他很难受。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>blast,fit</E>
        <C>n. 回合；较量；发作；一阵</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['breθlis]</SM>
    <E>breathless</E>
    <C>adj. 喘不过气来的；停止呼吸的
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>What gave it an air of breathless intensity was that Daisy lived there.</E>
        <C>其所以有一种扣人心弦的强烈的情调是因为戴西住在那里。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>At length there was a cry of silence, and a breathless look from all towards the door.</E>
        <C>终于有人喝令肃静,人们纷纷屏息凝神向门那边观看。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>She sounded breathless, as if nervous but trying not to be.</E>
        <C>她说起话来上气不接下气,而且极力压抑着紧张的心情。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The old man, losing his head, breathless, gasping, dislocated his stiff joints in his efforts.</E>
        <C>这老头儿着了慌,气也透不过来,呼呼地直喘,因为用了力,僵硬的关节差一点脱臼。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Bigger staggered back against the wall breathless for a moment.</E>
        <C>别格踉跄着退到墙边,一时喘不过气来。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns />
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['breθ,teikiŋ]</SM>
    <E>breathtaking</E>
    <C>adj. 惊人的；惊险的；令人激动的
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>It had been a four-hour journey, in part through the breathtaking beauty of Plumas National Forest.</E>
        <C>这是一次四小时的旅行,路上经过了风景秀丽令人叹为观止的帕拉马国家森林。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The image of Karen, her breathtaking beauty, warm smile and gentle voice, stayed with Nim through the remainder of the drive downtown.</E>
        <C>凯伦的形象,她那惊人的美貌、热情的微笑和柔和的声音在尼姆驾车去市内的路上一直在他的脑海中萦绕。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The breathtaking beauty of the rugged California wilderness has been captured under a clear, azure sky.</E>
        <C>明朗蔚蓝的天空下面,加利福尼亚崎岖的原野美得令人惊叹不已。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Surgery's best minds had successfully introduced breathtaking reforms, yet often seemed bogged down by prejudice and inertia.</E>
        <C>外科方面最杰出的人物曾经成功地实行了种种惊人的改良,然而往往因为偏见和惰性受到阻碍。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>tremendous,incredible,spectacular,striking</E>
        <C>adj. 惊人的；惊险的；令人激动的</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[brɔθ]</SM>
    <E>broth</E>
    <C>n. 肉汤；液体培养基
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>I want to cook Hans some broth before he goes to bed.</E>
        <C>在汉斯上床以前,我要给他煮些肉汤。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The cook praised his own broth.</E>
        <C>厨师称赞自做的肉汤。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>J-s must be content to taste of their own broth.</E>
        <C>嘲笑人者必被人笑。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Too many cooks spoil the broth.</E>
        <C>厨子多了煮坏汤。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>potage,fluid medium</E>
        <C>n. 肉汤；液体培养基</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[bru:'net]</SM>
    <E>brunette</E>
    <C>n. 浅黑肤色的女人
adj. 深色的
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>A blonde, a brunette, a movie star, the pope, and a pilot were on a plane.</E>
        <C>飞机上坐着一个金发碧眼的女人,一个深肤色女人,一个电影明星,一位罗马教皇和一个飞行员。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He was a brunette by birth but a blonde by habit.</E>
        <C>她出生是个黑妞,但习惯上是个金发女郎。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>"Right away, if you like," said the tall brunette to his left.</E>
        <C>“现在就开始,如果你想的话,”左边浅黑肤色的高个子女人说道。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The pope told the brunette to take the last one.</E>
        <C>教皇让深肤色的女人那最后一个。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>We are talking about that blonde..or that brunette, or that red-head.</E>
        <C>但是由于亚洲女孩子一般这几类都算不上,所以对我们的统称就是</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>dark,melanocratic</E>
        <C>adj. 深色的</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['bʌdi]</SM>
    <E>buddy</E>
    <C>n. 伙伴，好朋友；密友；小男孩
vi. 做好朋友，交朋友
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>He knew that Buddy was yearning to be with him, aching to share his confidence.</E>
        <C>他知道布迪渴望着跟他在一起,迫切地想当他的心腹。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Buddy's questions made him feel a little more at ease; he always liked the adoration Buddy showed him.</E>
        <C>布迪的问话使他稍稍觉得自在些;他一向喜欢布迪对他的崇拜。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>"Wilson, you're a good buddy," he said, "but you're no goddam good."</E>
        <C>他说:“威尔逊,你这家伙好是好了,可惜不中用。”</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>partner,comrade,familiar,mates</E>
        <C>n. 伙伴，好朋友；密友；小男孩</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>make friends</E>
        <C>vi. 做好朋友，交朋友</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['baiə]</SM>
    <E>buyer</E>
    <C>n. 买主；采购员
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>Have I been a briber of votes? --A buyer of boroughs? The agent of corruption for any purpose, or on behalf of any party?</E>
        <C>我曾经贿选过吗?我曾经收买过市民吗?曾因任何目的或为任何党派而营私舞弊过吗?</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>If the buyer is a stockist, he will have to purchase and finance stocks on which he may not get his money back for a long time.</E>
        <C>假如这买方是进货后贮存待销,则购货及贮存所动用的资金有可能在长时期内无法收回。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Approval may be to let the buyer ascertain if he wishes to keep the goods.</E>
        <C>试销可以使买方确认他是否希望保留该货物。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>If a seller extends credit to a buyer through a time draft, they have made a trade acceptance.</E>
        <C>如果卖方使用远期汇票向买方提供信贷,则他们进行了商业承兑。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>This buyer is the sort of man who will choose something because it is sixpence cheaper than the next article.</E>
        <C>这个人是这么个买主,一样东西哪怕只便宜几个便士也要挑三家。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>bargainee,vendee</E>
        <C>n. 买主；[贸易]采购员</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['baiɡɔn]</SM>
    <E>bygone</E>
    <C>adj. 过去的
n. 过去的事
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>He was more drawn to the literature of bygone Europe than to that of his own region.</E>
        <C>他更倾心于往昔的欧洲文学,而忽视了本土文学。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Some members of my staff felt that I should observe the custom of bygone days and allow him to call on me.</E>
        <C>我的几个参谋人员觉得我应遵守已往惯例,允许他来见我。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>I saw him smoking in front of his house but a minute bygone.</E>
        <C>就在一分钟前我还看到他在他的房子前面抽烟呢。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Before twelve hours had passed a harvest atmosphere would be a bygone thing.</E>
        <C>十二个小时之后,一片收获的景象就会荡然无存了。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Well, pin it on me for bygone days, then.</E>
        <C>好吧,那么看在过去的份上,把它给我别上吧。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>past,ago,back,bypast</E>
        <C>adj. 过去的</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['bai,stændə]</SM>
    <E>bystander</E>
    <C>n. 旁观者；看热闹的人
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>It is stated by a bystander that his trousers and gloves had been changed.</E>
        <C>后有一个在场的人说,他的裤子和手套都换过了。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>She had thought to remain a bystander.</E>
        <C>她想保持局外人的角色。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>stander-by,beholder</E>
        <C>n. 旁观者；看热闹的人</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['bæləd]</SM>
    <E>ballad</E>
    <C>n. 歌谣，民谣；叙事歌谣；流行抒情歌曲
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>He declared it was like a ballad, that he would do his best to help me.</E>
        <C>他说这真象是一首山歌,说他愿意竭尽全力地帮助我。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>derry,volkslied</E>
        <C>n. 歌谣，民谣；叙事歌谣；流行抒情歌曲</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[bi'lidʒərənt]</SM>
    <E>belligerent</E>
    <C>adj. 交战的；好战的；交战国的
n. 交战国；参加斗殴的人或集团
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>Before them stood a tough and belligerent sergeant from the Southwest. He told them he could beat hell out of any man in his fit.</E>
        <C>在他们面前,站着一个家住美国西南部的下士,这个下士粗暴无礼、好斗成性,他对他们说,他可以把他这一中队里的任何士兵打得屁滚尿流。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>fighting,warring</E>
        <C>adj. 交战的；好战的；交战国的</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['baiəst]</SM>
    <E>biased</E>
    <C>adj. 有偏见的；结果偏倚的，有偏的
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>Astronomers could gain only a biased idea of the universe when they were limited to the narrow wavelength band of visible rays.</E>
        <C>由于只能在可见光的狭窄波段内观测,天文学家关于宇宙的概念显然只能是片面的。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Even in those quite rare cases where currency exchanges are unrestricted, conversion of income data between currencies is biased.</E>
        <C>甚至在那些货币兑换不受限制的罕见情况下,收入数据在不同货币间进行换算,依然会有偏差。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Stereotypes are usually defined as oversimplified, and often biased, conceptions of reality that are resistant to change.</E>
        <C>定型通常被定义为关于现实的过于简化,而且常带有偏见但又抗拒改变的观念。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The result obtained by smoothing contours is inevitably biased by the interpreter.</E>
        <C>通过平滑等值线得到的结果必然带有解释人员的倾向性。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Anecdotal instances are open to the criticism of biased selection.</E>
        <C>奇谈怪论的例子容易受到带有偏见的选择的批评。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>tendentious,jaundiced</E>
        <C>adj. 有偏见的；结果偏倚的，有偏的</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['baində]</SM>
    <E>binder</E>
    <C>n. [胶粘] 粘合剂；活页夹；装订工；捆缚者；用以绑缚之物
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>The phosphate also acts as a binder.</E>
        <C>磷矿还起胶结剂的作用。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>adhesive bonding,binding agent</E>
        <C>n. [胶粘][药]粘合剂；活页夹；装订工；捆缚者；用以绑缚之物</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[,baiəu'kemikəl]</SM>
    <E>biochemical</E>
    <C>adj. 生物化学的
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>The position of equilibrium in a biochemical system is often of critical importance.</E>
        <C>在一个生物化学体系中,平衡的位置经常是十分重要的。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>This biochemical inhibition of feeding by animals or plants is called "allelopathy".</E>
        <C>这一生物化学上抑制动物或植物的取食被称谓“他感作用”。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Carbohydrates are one of the four major classes of biochemical molecules.</E>
        <C>碳水化合物是四大类生物化学分子中的一类。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Firm liver enlargement and biochemical evidence of intrahepatic cholestasis are typical manifestations.</E>
        <C>肝硬而肿大和肝内胆汁淤沸的生化改变是典型现象。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Carbonate sediments in all environments are basically products of an ancient biochemical system.</E>
        <C>一切环境的碳酸盐沉积物,基本上都是古代生物化学体系的产物。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns />
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[,baiəu'ɡræfik,-kəl]</SM>
    <E>biographical</E>
    <C>adj. 传记的，传记体的
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>I gathered biographical notes from other Red Army leaders.</E>
        <C>我向红军其他领导人搜集传记材料。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The village paper published biographical sketches of the two boys.</E>
        <C>村里的报纸还发表了这两个孩子的小传。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns />
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[blis]</SM>
    <E>bliss</E>
    <C>n. 极乐；天赐的福
vt. 使欣喜若狂
vi. 狂喜
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>I looked up at him to read the signs of bliss in his face: it was ardent and flushed.</E>
        <C>我抬起头,从他的脸上察看这种幸福的迹象,他的脸发红,充满着热情。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>When he saw this small newcomer, his soul was all ablaze with bliss in a moment.</E>
        <C>他一见到这个新来的小客人,他的心灵里马上燃烧起幸福的火焰。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>For her, he was the kernel of life, and to touch him alone was bliss.</E>
        <C>他是她生活的核心,碰他一下就是一种莫大的幸福。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>I thought only of the bliss given me to drink in so abundant a flow.</E>
        <C>我想到的只是源源而来任我畅饮的幸福。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Hogan told me he had tasted the joys of connubial bliss.</E>
        <C>霍根告诉我他已经尝到了比翼双飞的快乐。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>heaven</E>
        <C>n. 极乐；天赐的福</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>glory,exult</E>
        <C>vi. 狂喜</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['buk,ki:pə]</SM>
    <E>bookkeeper</E>
    <C>n. 簿记员；会计员；铁路的司旗员
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>All day long Sally was a good and diligent bookkeeper and salesman.</E>
        <C>赛利一天到晚勤勤恳恳地当一个好簿记员和售货员。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Walter was a bookkeeper for this Harry Gordon.</E>
        <C>沃尔特是这个哈里·戈登的薄记员。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>accounting clerk,accountancy profession</E>
        <C>n. [会计]簿记员；会计员；铁路的司旗员</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['bɔ:dəlain]</SM>
    <E>borderline</E>
    <C>n. 边界线，边界；界线
adj. 边界的；暧昧的
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>His voice was on the borderline of shaking and trembling.</E>
        <C>他的嗓子几乎要发抖了。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>limit,barrier</E>
        <C>n. 边界线，边界；界线</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>vague,frontier</E>
        <C>adj. 边界的；暧昧的</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[bræɡ]</SM>
    <E>brag</E>
    <C>n. 吹牛，自夸
vi. 吹牛，自夸
vt. 吹牛，吹嘘
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>Now you're bragging, darling. You know you don't need to brag.</E>
        <C>这就是夸口,亲爱的。你明知道你不必吹。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>They like his slang and his brag and his blunders.</E>
        <C>他们很喜欢听他说土话,吹牛皮或胡说八道。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>In spite of his brag and boast to the contrary, he was too young as yet for women's society.</E>
        <C>尽管他大言不惭,自吹自擂,事实恰好相反,他还太年轻,得不到女人的欢心。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Don't brag until you've got something out of them.</E>
        <C>等到你能让他们拿点钱出来再自鸣得意吧。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Some people like to brag that they have cast-iron stomachs.</E>
        <C>有些人总喜欢夸耀他们的胃口,说好得跟钢铸铁打的一般。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>fanfaronade,blague</E>
        <C>n. 吹牛，自夸</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>boast of,hot air</E>
        <C>vi. 吹牛，自夸</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>hot air,talk horse</E>
        <C>vt. 吹牛，吹嘘</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['breikθru:]</SM>
    <E>breakthrough</E>
    <C>n. 突破；突破性进展
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>By noon of the 24th, they had made a clear breakthrough.</E>
        <C>到24日中午,他们已经完成了全面的突破。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The real breakthrough in this line of research came about 1940.</E>
        <C>在这一研究分支中真正的突破大约在1940年。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>penetration</E>
        <C>n. 突破；突破性进展</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['bri:fli]</SM>
    <E>briefly</E>
    <C>adv. 短暂地；简略地；暂时地
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>Glancing at it briefly, the dealer told him that it was worth 5 pounds.</E>
        <C>古玩商随便看了一眼就说这幅画值五英镑。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He looked about him sharply, his gaze resting briefly on Lucy, David, the window, the door, and the fire.</E>
        <C>他机警地四处张望,目光迅速掠过露西、大卫、门窗和炉火。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>At the drab wooden house in which she lived he said good night briefly and amiably.</E>
        <C>到了她住的那幢黄褐色的木头房子前,他简短而友好地道了晚安。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>She spoke to them briefly though it was hard to hear or be heard.</E>
        <C>她同她们搭讪了几句,尽管谁都听不清谁在讲些什么。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Silver pigeons lighted briefly on the heads of the lions or the rims of fountains, and strutted along the walks.</E>
        <C>银白色的鸽子飞落在石狮的头上或喷泉池的边上,然后沿着走道神气活现地蹦跳着。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>momently,tentatively</E>
        <C>adv. 短暂地；简略地；暂时地</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[briŋk]</SM>
    <E>brink</E>
    <C>n. （峭壁的）边缘
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>She had never hung so near the dizzy brink of the unreal.</E>
        <C>她从未接近过如此虚无飘渺的境界。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>This was the week in which France was tottering on the brink of ruin.</E>
        <C>这个星期,法国踉跄于毁灭的边缘。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Here they threw themselves down together by the brink; and putting their mouths to the level of a starry pool, they drank their fill.</E>
        <C>于是他们一起扑倒在河岸上,把嘴凑到星光闪烁的水面,喝了个痛快。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>She knows well that she and Louis are on a brink.</E>
        <C>她深深知道,她和路易斯是到了危险的边沿。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>My lover had been at the gates of death, and at the very brink of eternity.</E>
        <C>我的情人曾经走近死亡之门和永劫的边际。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>margin,suburb,beaded edge</E>
        <C>n. （峭壁的）[地理]边缘</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['brɔ:dən]</SM>
    <E>broaden</E>
    <C>vi. 扩大，变阔；变宽，加宽
vt. 使扩大；使变宽
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>We've got to broaden our scope.</E>
        <C>咱们应当扩大一下眼界。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Please do what you can to broaden sales.</E>
        <C>请尽力扩大销路。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>enlarge,extend</E>
        <C>vi. 扩大，变阔；变宽，加宽</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>exaggerate,bulk out</E>
        <C>vt. 使扩大；使变宽</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['brɔ:dli]</SM>
    <E>broadly</E>
    <C>adv. 明显地；宽广地；概括地；露骨地；粗鄙地
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>He was grinning broadly, but his smile collapsed suddenly and his eyes closed in pain.</E>
        <C>他咧嘴一笑,但随即笑容就消逝了,痛苦地闭上眼睛。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Still in the air, he smiled broadly before he hit the foam.</E>
        <C>他仍在空中还没有落到泡沫垫上时,就张嘴微笑了。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>At the edge of the village the people chanted the name, waving their hands and smiling broadly.</E>
        <C>在村边,人们高呼着这个名字,喜笑颜开地挥动着手。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Her broadly marked eyebrows are still black, her teeth are sound.</E>
        <C>她宽阔的眉毛还是黑黑的,牙齿也很好。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>We have shared our wealth more broadly than ever.</E>
        <C>我们比以往更广泛地分享了我们的财富。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>obviously,clearly,markedly,distinctly</E>
        <C>adv. 明显地；宽广地；概括地；露骨地；粗鄙地</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['brɔkəli]</SM>
    <E>broccoli</E>
    <C>n. 花椰菜；西兰花
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>How much broccoli do I need for seven people?</E>
        <C>七个人吃需要多少花椰?</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Eat up your broccoli. It’s good for you.</E>
        <C>把花椰菜吃完。这对你有益。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>She grew all the broccoli plants from seed.</E>
        <C>这些花椰菜都是她用种子培育出来的。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>We'll have a piece of wine soaked fried fish ships, a dish of hotch-potch, a dish of fried broccoli and bean curds in casserole.</E>
        <C>要一个溜鱼片、一个全家福、一个炒西兰花、一个砂锅豆腐。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Okay. I'll have the Broccoli Beef.</E>
        <C>我要花椰菜牛肉。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>cauliflower,Brokkoli</E>
        <C>n. [园艺]花椰菜；西兰花</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['brəukə]</SM>
    <E>broker</E>
    <C>n. 经纪人，掮客
vi. 作为权力经纪人进行谈判
vt. 以中间人等身分安排...
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>At the time the murder was committed he said that he had been in New York to see his broker.</E>
        <C>凶案发生时,据他说他是在纽约市拜访他的经纪人。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The role of most magazines, as seen by their owners, was to act as a broker in bringing together the buyers and sellers of goods.</E>
        <C>在老板们看来,大部分杂志的作用是充当商品的卖主和买主之间牵线搭桥的中间人。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>A factor differs from a broker in that he may sell in his own name.</E>
        <C>代理商与经纪人的区别是他可以以自己的名义出售货物。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Do you know a floor broker named Dean Hart?</E>
        <C>你认识一个叫迪安·哈特的证券交易所的经纪人吗?</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Insurance broker will quote rates for all types of cargo and risks.</E>
        <C>保险经纪人会开出承保各类货物和各种险别的费用。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>booking agent,middleman</E>
        <C>n. [经]经纪人，[劳经]掮客</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM></SM>
    <E>business-management</E>
    <C>n. 工商管理
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>The typical business-management application does a very poor job documenting its export files.</E>
        <C>通常,业务管理应用程序很少描述它的导出文件。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>A business-management major with a remarkable academic record, he easily got a well-paid job in a big firm.</E>
        <C>由于他工商管理专业毕业,且学习成绩优异,所以轻而易举地在一家大公司找到了一份高薪的工作。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>We found that the mapping was specific to each business-management application.</E>
        <C>我们发现映射对每个业务管理应用程序都是专门的。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>SAP, the world’s largest maker of business-management software, rose 1.4 percent to 37.92 euros.</E>
        <C>全球最大的企业管理软件制造商SAP公司股价上涨1.4%,至37.92欧元。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>A business-management major with a remarkable academic record,</E>
        <C>工商管理专业且学习 成绩优异,</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns />
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['bai,prɔdʌkt]</SM>
    <E>byproduct</E>
    <C>n. 副产品
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>Refinery and petrochemical operation produce a variety of byproduct gases.</E>
        <C>炼油厂和石油化工生产中生成各种副产气体。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Bile is produced as a byproduct of liver metabolism.</E>
        <C>胆汁是肝脏代谢活动的副产品。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>secondary product,by-products</E>
        <C>n. 副产品</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['bæk,wɔ:tə]</SM>
    <E>backwater</E>
    <C>n. 回水；死水；停滞不进的状态或地方
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>Passing the more feverish parts of the City toward the most perfect backwater in London, he ruminated.</E>
        <C>穿过商业区那些比较尘嚣的部分向伦敦最僻静的街道走来时,他不禁感慨系之。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Life in a backwater of Southern Russia has begun to grow weary for the Moscow-educated couple.</E>
        <C>死气沉沉的俄国南部生活一定使这对在莫斯科受过高等教育的夫妇感到厌烦。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>standing water,dead water</E>
        <C>n. [机]回水；死水；停滞不进的状态或地方</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['bærənts]</SM>
    <E>Barents</E>
    <C>n. 巴伦支海
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>Russia and Norway agree deal over oil-rich Barents Sea Russia and Norway have agreed a deal to divide up their shares of the Barents Sea.</E>
        <C>俄罗斯与挪威就划分巴伦支海成协议。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Russia and Norway agree deal over oil-rich Barents Sea Russia and Norway agree deal over oil-rich Barents Sea</E>
        <C>俄罗斯和挪威就如何分配巴伦支海达成协议 Russia and Norway agree deal over oil-rich Barents Sea</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns />
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[bæ'sti:l]</SM>
    <E>bastille</E>
    <C>n. 城堡；牢狱
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>The next logo was for Bastille Day, which is the first logo I did from scratch.</E>
        <C>下一标识正好是,这是我第一次做标志,从零开始。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The Storming of the Bastille</E>
        <C>攻陷巴士底狱</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>castle,alcazar</E>
        <C>n. 城堡；牢狱</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[bi'dræɡld]</SM>
    <E>bedraggled</E>
    <C>adj. 全身泥污的；满身湿透的；荒废的，破烂的
v. 把…在泥水中拖脏；把…拖湿（bedraggle的过去分词）
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>She was soaked and her hair, disheveled, clung damply to her head and hung down her shoulders in bedraggled wisps.</E>
        <C>她浑身湿透,披头散发,东一绺,西一绺地贴在头上,搭在肩上。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>obsolescent,duddy</E>
        <C>adj. 全身泥污的；满身湿透的；荒废的，破烂的</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['bi:tl]</SM>
    <E>beetle</E>
    <C>vi. 急忙来回；突出
vt. 用槌打
n. 甲虫；大槌
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>When John's wife and his mother quarrelled, he was between the beetle and the block.</E>
        <C>约翰的妻子和母亲吵架时,他两面不好做人。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>She felt like a beetle toiling in the dust. She was filled with repulsion.</E>
        <C>她觉得自己像只甲虫在地里挣扎,心中涌满愤恨。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>There was a nice lively beetle inside each case.</E>
        <C>不过每个表壳里都有个活叩头虫。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He spied the beetle; and dropping tail lifted and wagged.</E>
        <C>它一眼发现了这只甲虫;它那垂着的尾巴就举起来摇摆着。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>This beetle eats mainly the germ of the grain.</E>
        <C>这种甲虫主要吃谷物的胚芽。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>stand out,excel at</E>
        <C>vi. 急忙来回；突出</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>maul</E>
        <C>n. [昆]甲虫；[建]大槌</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[bi'lɔŋiŋz]</SM>
    <E>belongings</E>
    <C>n. [经] 财产，所有物；亲戚
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>People passing by skirted the pile of his belongings.</E>
        <C>往来行人绕开他那堆行李。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Spiders never do the least harm to us or our belongings.</E>
        <C>蜘蛛从不伤害我们或损伤我们的财物。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>She raked through her belongings for the lost watch.</E>
        <C>他翻遍了自己的东西找寻失掉的表。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>I was arranging my belongings in my room one day when I noticed that my umbrella was gone.</E>
        <C>一天我在房间收拾行李的时候,发现伞不见了。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>estate,property,treasure,possession,worth</E>
        <C>n. [经]财产，所有物；亲戚</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[,bi'wildəmənt]</SM>
    <E>bewilderment</E>
    <C>n. 困惑；迷乱；慌张
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>In the midst of his bewilderment, the man in the cocked hat demanded who he was, and what his name was.</E>
        <C>正在他觉得糊里糊涂的时候,那个戴三角帽的人又来问他是谁,叫什么名字。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Matcham, in great bewilderment, for he could see no reason for this flight.</E>
        <C>麦青被弄得莫名其妙,因为他并没觉得有逃避的必要。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>confusion,bemusement</E>
        <C>n. 困惑；迷乱；慌张</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['blækbəri]</SM>
    <E>blackberry</E>
    <C>n. [园艺] 黑莓
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>He'd never drunk any wine before, except blackberry cordial.</E>
        <C>他除了黑莓甜酒外从来未喝过酒。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns />
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['blækən]</SM>
    <E>blacken</E>
    <C>vt. 使变黑；诽谤，诋毁
vi. 变黑
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>She attempts to blacken her ex-husband's character.</E>
        <C>她企图毁谤她前夫的品格。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>wrong,denigrate</E>
        <C>vt. 使变黑；诽谤，诋毁</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>grow dark</E>
        <C>vi. 变黑</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[blεə]</SM>
    <E>blare</E>
    <C>n. 嘟嘟声；号声；巨响
vi. 发嘟嘟声；发出响而刺耳的声音
vt. 嘟嘟地发出；高声发出
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>There came the blare of a brass band.</E>
        <C>那里传来了铜管乐队的吹奏声。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>toot,trumpet call</E>
        <C>n. 嘟嘟声；号声；巨响</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>tootle</E>
        <C>vt. 嘟嘟地发出；高声发出</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[blɔt]</SM>
    <E>blot</E>
    <C>vi. 吸墨水；弄上墨渍或污渍
vt. 涂污，弄脏；用吸墨纸弄干（或除去）
n. 污点，污渍；墨水渍
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>It stood there now, as for more than a century it had stood, a blot upon the landscape, vulgar and new.</E>
        <C>现在它立在那儿,好象已经有了一个世纪以上,粗俗而缺乏古雅,成了一件大煞风景的赘物。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>It has the irregular form of an ink blot.</E>
        <C>它具有不规则的水渍形状。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Now, take a blotter from over there and blot each envelope after I'm through writing it, she instructed me.</E>
        <C>好,把那边的吸墨纸拿一张过来,这信封我写完一个你就吸一个,她这样吩咐我。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>A sharp old war-horse called Miss Chadwick, keeps a wary eye on me. So I'm careful not to blot my copybook.</E>
        <C>有个查德威克小姐,经验丰富而且严厉,她总是警惕地注意着我,因此我得小心别弄坏自己的名誉。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>soil,mud,spot,dirty</E>
        <C>vt. 涂污，弄脏；用吸墨纸弄干（或除去）</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>jaup,tainture</E>
        <C>n. 污点，污渍；墨水渍</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['bɔ:dəm]</SM>
    <E>boredom</E>
    <C>n. 厌倦；令人厌烦的事物
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>She threw herself on her bed and wept in the agony of boredom.</E>
        <C>她扑倒在床上,在无聊的折磨中哭泣。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>There must be an end to the boredom and deceit of present-day family life.</E>
        <C>当今家庭生活中的那种无聊和虚伪应该结束了。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>She left and I ached with boredom.</E>
        <C>她走了,我心烦得要命。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>A full life is immune against boredom.</E>
        <C>充实的生活无烦腻之虞。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The pine tree makes a forest of boredom.</E>
        <C>松树林子叫人腻烦得要死。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>taedium,ennui</E>
        <C>n. 厌倦；令人厌烦的事物</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['bəuldə]</SM>
    <E>boulder</E>
    <C>n. 卵石，大圆石；巨砾
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>He stepped clear of the boulder.</E>
        <C>他从大石头后面走了出来。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>ratchel,grait</E>
        <C>n. [建]卵石，大圆石；[地质]巨砾</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['bɔksə]</SM>
    <E>boxer</E>
    <C>n. 拳师，拳击手
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>The boxer followed through with a left to the chin.</E>
        <C>拳击运动员又用左手给了对手下巴一拳。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The boxer trained for a month before the fight.</E>
        <C>赛前,这位拳击手训练了一个月。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The boxer saw his chance and struck out at his opponent′s jaw.</E>
        <C>那位拳击手瞅准了机会,猛击对手的下颚。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>pugilist,scrapper</E>
        <C>n. 拳师，拳击手</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[bri'ɡeid]</SM>
    <E>brigade</E>
    <C>n. 旅；大部队；队列
vt. 把…编成旅；把…编成队
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>Reserve units of the 359th Brigade stole through the dark mountains.</E>
        <C>三五九旅的后援部队悄悄翻过了一片朦胧的山岭。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The Brigade had received orders that the line of the Bainsizza should be held no matter what happened.</E>
        <C>旅部奉令坚守培恩施萨这条战线,不顾任何变化。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>When the chimney caught fire he asked the Fire Brigade to come round to be on the safe side.</E>
        <C>当烟囱起火时,他请来了消防队以防万一。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The King was thinking of sending an armored brigade into Syria.</E>
        <C>国王正考虑派遣一旅装甲部队前往叙利亚。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Their brigade sent six young men and their ox team to lend a hand.</E>
        <C>他们大队派了6名青年和耕牛队来帮忙。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>rank,alignment</E>
        <C>n. 旅；大部队；队列</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['bruklin]</SM>
    <E>Brooklyn</E>
    <C>n. 布鲁克林（美国纽约西南部的一区）
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>When he came of age, he took a job selling newspapers at a Brooklyn subway exit.</E>
        <C>成年后,他在地下铁路布鲁克林一个出口处卖报。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>e has virtually nothing of compassionate accent of Brooklyn.</E>
        <C>布鲁克林地方的人说活有些悲天悯人的味道,他就基本上没有这样的腔调。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>His submarine put in at the Brooklyn Navy Yard overnight.</E>
        <C>他的潜艇在布鲁克林海军船坞停了一夜。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Another girl wiggles by in the Brooklyn gloaming.</E>
        <C>又是一个姑娘扭着腰肢在布鲁克林的暮色中走过。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns />
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['buljən]</SM>
    <E>bullion</E>
    <C>n. 金银；纯金；金银块
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>Much bullion is stored in the vaults at Fort Knox.</E>
        <C>福特·诺克斯家的地窖里藏了很多金条。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>pure gold,solid gold</E>
        <C>n. [金融][冶][材]金银；纯金；金银块</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['bə:ɡl]</SM>
    <E>burgle</E>
    <C>vt. 偷窃，破门盗窃
vi. 偷窃，破门盗窃
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>Burglar alarms going off at any time of the day or night serve only to annoy passers-by and actually assist burglars to burgle.</E>
        <C>防盗警报器在白天和黑夜的任何时候都会响起来,它的作用只是骚扰过路行人,而实际上却帮助窃贼入室行窃。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>serve only to annoy passers-by and actually assist burglars to burgle.</E>
        <C>有时还在事实上掩护了窃贼作案。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>steal,scrump</E>
        <C>vt. 偷窃，破门盗窃</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>boost,pick pocket</E>
        <C>vi. 偷窃，破门盗窃</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[bæk,tiəri'saidəl]</SM>
    <E>bactericidal</E>
    <C>adj. 杀菌的
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>Potent intracellular bactericidal action may be exerted through the myeloperoxidase-hydrogen peroxide-halide bactericidal system.</E>
        <C>强烈的胞内杀菌作用可以通过骨髓过氧化物酶-过氧化氢-卤素杀菌系统发挥威力。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Some of the cationic proteins are bactericidal.</E>
        <C>一些阳离子蛋白质是能杀菌的。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>germicidal</E>
        <C>adj. [医][食品]杀菌的</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['bæləst]</SM>
    <E>ballast</E>
    <C>n. 压舱物，[建] 压载物；道渣，碎石
vt. 给…装压舱物；给…铺道渣
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>The rails of the two tracks are supported on wooden ties resting on a ballast.</E>
        <C>两条线路的钢轨放置在有道碴承托的枕木上。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>rubble,rockfill</E>
        <C>n. [建][水运]压舱物，[船]压载物；道渣，碎石</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['bɔ:ltik]</SM>
    <E>Baltic</E>
    <C>adj. 波罗的海的
n. 波罗的海
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>The port of London laid an embargo on all ships coming from the Baltic.</E>
        <C>伦敦港禁止所有来自波罗的海的船只入港。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns />
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[bə'nɑ:l, 'beinəl]</SM>
    <E>banal</E>
    <C>adj. 陈腐的；平庸的；老一套的
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>His frequent use of cliches made his essay seem banal.</E>
        <C>由于他反复使用这些陈腐的题材,所以他的文章味同嚼蜡。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>trite,bromidic</E>
        <C>adj. 陈腐的；平庸的；老一套的</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['bæniʃ]</SM>
    <E>banish</E>
    <C>vt. 放逐；驱逐
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>The King wanted to stop his wages; he even wanted to banish him, but I interfered.</E>
        <C>国王想把他停职罢俸;他甚至于还想把他发配充军呢,但是我出来说情了。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>His assuring words helped to banish my fear.</E>
        <C>他的安慰话帮我排除了恐惧。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>You will banish these ghastly thoughts.</E>
        <C>你要去掉这些可怕的念头。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Do you really care for me enough, then to banish those chill fancies?</E>
        <C>那么,你真是那么关心我,足以驱除那些吓人的幻景吗?</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>ostracize,expel</E>
        <C>vt. 放逐；驱逐</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[bɑ:'bεəriən]</SM>
    <E>barbarian</E>
    <C>adj. 野蛮的；未开化的
n. 野蛮人
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>She was best known for her 1985 role in the cult film Barbarian Queen.</E>
        <C>她最为人所知的1985年,她的角色在电影邪教兜风王后。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The AI can no longer be set to player '0' (barbarian) when loading a game.</E>
        <C>当加载游戏时,AI不会再被设为第0个玩家(野蛮人)</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Don't stain the bedroom with blood. Your barbarian.</E>
        <C>别弄得到处都是血迹。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>wild,brutal</E>
        <C>adj. 野蛮的；未开化的</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>Goth,Hun</E>
        <C>n. 野蛮人</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['bi:və]</SM>
    <E>beaver</E>
    <C>n. 海狸；海狸皮毛
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>The three girls in the beaver bonnets were no handsomer than the turnips that skirted the roadside.</E>
        <C>那三位戴水獭皮帽的小姐,她们生的跟大路两旁的萝卜差不多。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The man is an eager beaver.</E>
        <C>那人工作很卖力。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>castor</E>
        <C>n. [脊椎]海狸；海狸皮毛</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[bi'kwi:ð]</SM>
    <E>bequeath</E>
    <C>vt. 遗赠；把…遗赠给；把…传下去
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>It will be better to bequeath it to him after my death, in my will.</E>
        <C>我不如写在遗嘱里,等我死了留赠给他。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>will,hand down</E>
        <C>vt. 遗赠；把…遗赠给；把…传下去</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['blændiʃmənt]</SM>
    <E>blandishment</E>
    <C>n. 奉承；谄媚；哄诱
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>Under no circumstances must he lent himself to any additional blandishment or languishments in this field.</E>
        <C>在任何情况下,他决不再来那一套花言巧语或是装作多情了。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>They would not in the end abandon their vital interests by succumbing to Soviet blandishment.</E>
        <C>他们最终决不会受苏联人的甜言蜜语的诱惑,从而抛弃自己的切身利益。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>court,flattery,adulation</E>
        <C>n. 奉承；谄媚；哄诱</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['blaindfəuld]</SM>
    <E>blindfold</E>
    <C>vt. 蒙住…的眼睛；挡住…的视线；使…模糊不清
adj. 轻率的，盲目的；看不清的；被蒙住眼睛的
n. 障眼物，眼罩
adv. 盲目地；鲁莽地，轻率地
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>They put a blindfold on a horse.</E>
        <C>他们给马蒙上遮眼布。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>During all these tests Vera was blindfold.</E>
        <C>在所有的测试过程中,薇拉的眼睛是被蒙住的。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>blur</E>
        <C>vt. 蒙住…的眼睛；挡住…的视线；使…模糊不清</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>hasty,thoughtless</E>
        <C>adj. 轻率的，盲目的；看不清的；被蒙住眼睛的</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>patch,eyepatch</E>
        <C>n. 障眼物，眼罩</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>recklessly,unadvisedly</E>
        <C>adv. 盲目地；鲁莽地，轻率地</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['blizəd]</SM>
    <E>blizzard</E>
    <C>n. 暴风雪，大风雪；大打击
vi. 下暴风雪
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>In Chicago I ran into a blizzard in March.</E>
        <C>在芝加哥,三月的天气,我竟碰上了大风雪。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He was caught in a blizzard of criticism.</E>
        <C>他遭到一阵激烈的批评。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>snowstorm,bizzard</E>
        <C>n. 暴风雪，大风雪；大打击</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['blu:,bɔtl]</SM>
    <E>bluebottle</E>
    <C>n. 矢车菊；青蝇
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>It would be more like that of a bluebottle path described by a particle, such as a sand grain in the rock,</E>
        <C>假如我们真能看到诸如岩石中一个沙粒子的运动轨迹,</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>cornflower,centaury</E>
        <C>n. 矢车菊；青蝇</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[bɔgd]</SM>
    <E>bogged</E>
    <C>adj. 陷于泥沼的
v. 使…陷于泥淖；陷于泥淖（bog的过去式和过去分词）
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>The reader is urged not to allow himself to get bogged down in this chapter.</E>
        <C>我们极力主张读者不要使自己陷在这一章中。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The tanks bogged down in the mud.</E>
        <C>坦克陷入泥潭不能前进。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He had been bogged down by a series of missed opportunities and plain bad luck.</E>
        <C>他始终没走过运。几次错失良机,落得潦倒不堪。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Our discussions bogged down.</E>
        <C>我们的讨论僵住了。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns />
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[bu:]</SM>
    <E>boo</E>
    <C>vt. 嘘；向…喝倒采
vi. 发出嘘声
int. （表示不满、轻蔑等）嘘
n. 嘘声
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>Near the front, a few scattered voices shouted, "Boo!"</E>
        <C>在前排,零零落落的响了几声“呸!”</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>hiss</E>
        <C>vi. 发出嘘声</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>sh,hist</E>
        <C>int. （表示不满、轻蔑等）嘘</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>shush,catcall</E>
        <C>n. 嘘声</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['bulrʌʃ]</SM>
    <E>bulrush</E>
    <C>n. 芦苇；灯心草
vt. 防御
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>For instance, bulrush, an aquatic plant, is believed to increase blood flow and improve performance.</E>
        <C>例如,水生植物芦苇就被认为能够加快血液流动、提高运动成绩。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Grey correlative degree analysis between growth of bulrush and soil factors of wetlands</E>
        <C>湿地土壤因子与芦苇长势的灰色关联度分析</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Research on the character, utilization and controlling method of Bulrush</E>
        <C>芦苇的特性、开发利用及其防除方法</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Analysis and Suggestion of Treating Waste Water by Bulrush Wetland</E>
        <C>利用芦苇湿地处理污水的分析及建议</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The New Technique of Breeding Salvia miltiorrhiza by Bulrush</E>
        <C>利用芦头繁育丹参新技术</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>rush,Phragmites</E>
        <C>n. 芦苇；灯心草</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>protect sb./sth. from sth.</E>
        <C>vt. 防御</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['bʌrəu, 'bə:rəu]</SM>
    <E>burrow</E>
    <C>vi. 探索，寻找；挖地洞，挖通道；住入地洞，躲藏起来；钻进某处；偎依著
vt. 挖掘，挖出；在…挖洞（或通道）；使躲入洞穴
n. （兔、狐等的）洞穴，地道；藏身处，住处
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>I shall come down your burrow and chivvy you out like an old stoat.</E>
        <C>我要钻进你的地洞里去,象赶一只老鼬鼠一般把你赶出来。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Earthworms burrow and bring rock particles to the surface to be acted upon by heat, cold, air and water.</E>
        <C>蚯蚓挖洞而把岩石颗粒带到地表,使它们经受热,冷、空气和水的作用。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>While doing this it usually keeps its tail in its burrow.</E>
        <C>此时它经常将尾藏于穴中。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>explore,search after</E>
        <C>vi. 探索，寻找；挖地洞，挖通道；住入地洞，躲藏起来；钻进某处；偎依著</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>to dig,tap into</E>
        <C>vt. 挖掘，挖出；在…挖洞（或通道）；使躲入洞穴</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>residence,hole,subway,underground,accommodation</E>
        <C>n. （兔、狐等的）洞穴，地道；藏身处，住处</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[bʌt]</SM>
    <E>butt</E>
    <C>n. 屁股；烟头；笑柄；靶垛；粗大的一端
vt. 以头抵撞；碰撞
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>He struck the butt of his rifle on the bottom of the scow with a species of defiance.</E>
        <C>他把枪托往船板上一顿,表现出一副鄙夷不屑的样子。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The only alien thing was the obscene wet cigar butt in the plate.</E>
        <C>唯一不相容的东西,就是那一截又脏又潮的雪茄烟头。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>I can lash my knife to the butt of one of the oars.</E>
        <C>我可以把我的刀子绑在一只桨把上。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>In "Harry Potter", muggles are the butt of everyone's jokes in magical society .</E>
        <C>在《哈利·波特》里,麻瓜在魔术界是被众人取笑的对象。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Our wives and kids were the butt of jokes in shopping malls and schools.</E>
        <C>我们的妻子和小孩都成了在商店和学校里被人取笑的对象。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>behind,joke,ass,rear</E>
        <C>n. 屁股；烟头；笑柄；靶垛；粗大的一端</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>hit,impact on</E>
        <C>vt. 以头抵撞；碰撞</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
</Words>